Originally posted by emsed1
Just came across this and posted:
Missing Link
Interesting coincidence to our whole "who are we" path...
There is common DNA between many species of animals, because there is a blueprint for bodies - a head, two arms, two legs - tweaking the DNA here and there to stop or go determines how a species will evolve, like grow feathers... or not.
There are several times where entire species simply started out of nowhere. With what we know in todays times about DNA shouldn't make it much of a stretch to imagine what other creatures with eons more time than us in this existence did.
Sharing DNA doesn't preclude evolution (but it doesn't exclude evolving somewhat naturally either, like generally over centuries we've gotten taller).
And even after all that, where did the primate come from? Could it be a ... prototype?...
Darwin's Black Box... anyone read it?



Come on this is so far off of any topic! Unless I am completely missing the point, then you'll
have to excuse me???????
