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Originally posted by Leonidas
But, but, but.....the world is only 6,000 years old! How can this be possible?
Cool find, thank you.
Originally posted by rickymouse
reply to post by Hanslune
the world being created 6017 years ago is crazy. I'm pretty sure that my world was created 58 years ago. Everything before that is hearsay.
I'm gonna have to go with rickymouse on this one. Well said, dude!
Originally posted by rickymouse
reply to post by Hanslune
the world being created 6017 years ago is crazy. I'm pretty sure that my world was created 58 years ago. Everything before that is hearsay.
Originally posted by Ubei2
reply to post by Hanslune
Thank you for your input. The "simple" explanations that you provide are, at best, speculations. The magnitude of the changes between homo sapients and their presumed predecessors is such that science would need to show several missing links to justify evolution.
A species, be it humanoid or animal, cannot transform in such essential and profound way without leaving trace of said changes.
This is connected profoundly with the subject of language, the way our voice box is built, etc.
The simplest explanation is great to fill in the blanks, but it is the last resort, especially in science.
Originally posted by JohnnyCanuck
I'm gonna have to go with rickymouse on this one. Well said, dude!
Originally posted by rickymouse
reply to post by Hanslune
the world being created 6017 years ago is crazy. I'm pretty sure that my world was created 58 years ago. Everything before that is hearsay.
Originally posted by Ubei2
I am neither religious, nor creationist, but I will not stand for speculation, where they throw a theory and try to offer it as "fact."
It is often said here and elsewhere to keep an open mind, deny ignorance etc., but how quick one is to dismiss the other's opinion, be at the ready to label.
We know nothing about neanderthal's language, do not know whether modern man actually borrowed words, or whetever else pertaining to language from them. It is just a hypothesis, as the case often goes with our scientists.