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how come we still have monkeys?
I have an idea he's being facetious. Very few Christians haul this one out any more. Although. . . . . . . . .The idea as I recall is we didn't evolve from monkeys. We evolved from a common ancestor. Apes/monkeys evolved along their own evolutionary branch.
It USE to be monkeys, then it was apes, then it was orangutans and then it was a common ancestor as @Skwim noted.how come we still have monkeys?
Evolution is not a guided process with intent of removing its intermediate steps.how come we still have monkeys?
I should warn you as one who is new, & might be serious....how come we still have monkeys?
hahahaha... hahahahaha.... hahahahaha... HAHAHAHAHA!!!!I should warn you as one who is new, & might be serious....
This question is a very old one which has been answered
so often that it's become a is widely mocked.
The simple answer.....
Monkeys, apes, & humans each fill a particular environmental niche.
The same is true of diverse finches, ie, springing from one, each
exploits different food sources.
Let's first see if the mockery is replaced with discussion.hahahaha... hahahahaha.... hahahahaha... HAHAHAHAHA!!!!
Mod's please place this in the joke section
All the evidence indicates that we share a common ancestry with other apes including bonobos, chimpanzees, gorillas and orangutans. There is no expectation that an ancestral species must die off upon the origination of a new species. Many sister species exist simultaneously in this world now. The idea that ancestors must die out may be a confusion over the findings of the fossil record or some artifact of history that remains in the popular mind.how come we still have monkeys?
The joke is in the OP, as a matter of fact.hahahaha... hahahahaha.... hahahahaha... HAHAHAHAHA!!!!
Mod's please place this in the joke section
I forced myself to take the high road in my answer as best I could.I should warn you as one who is new, & might be serious....
This question is a very old one which has been answered
so often that it's become widely mocked.
The simple answer.....
Monkeys, apes, & humans each fill a particular environmental niche.
The same is true of diverse finches, ie, springing from one, each
exploits different food sources.
But still, if someone wants to discuss it instead of joining an old thread....The joke is in the OP, as a matter of fact.
@Revoltingest is quite correct. That particular piece in the OP is at this point quite tired and has no bite whatsoever.
It just the reality that to say that we came from a common ancestor makes the statement quite racist as it was stated in the old threadThe joke is in the OP, as a matter of fact.
@Revoltingest is quite correct. That particular piece in the OP is at this point quite tired and has no bite whatsoever.
"Racist" to have a common ancestor?It just the reality that to say that we came from a common ancestor makes the statement quite racist as it was stated in the old thread
Could you elaborate or link this older thread?It just the reality that to say that we came from a common ancestor makes the statement quite racist as it was stated in the old thread
Uh what?It just the reality that to say that we came from a common ancestor makes the statement quite racist as it was stated in the old thread