Neanderthal v Cro Magnon 9of10

[WhitusFoggs]

lol at how many dislikes this have. Religious people please go back to your bibles.

[zhzhuiui]

I was minding my own business, watching and enjoying the first 8 of these videos, when I come upon this thread full of some of the dumbest comments. Did you guys even watch the other eight videos or for that matter, hear of Neanderthals before?

[zhzhuiui]

@ProfessorHopkins @eronzki999 ITT: Athiests who feel intellectually superior but lack basic listening comprehension of English. Try listening to 0:51 to 1:53 again. Troll harder.

[edwardschlosser1]

The liberal Cro Magnons started a "Save the Neanderthal" campaign in 32,324 BC, but they put a caveman in charge who spent all his time making clay impressions of his penis and sending them to young lady Cro Magnons. His name was Anthony Weiner. See, history does repeat.

[DNAppelblatt]

i seriously sometimes feel like punching creationists in the face.

[kapulet010]

Neanderthal i think there is a clue in the Philippines called tabon man 

[kapulet010]

there is no religion here

they only show respect

[pixusbubblejet]

So Neanderthals started religion 30000 years ago.. Yet many modern humans are still continuing what is essentially a stone age practice.. Time to get rid of religion, move forward and evolve to higher levels of thinking.. otherwise we might become extinct like the Neanderthals did.

[Pawnbroker00]

Kindof a deja vu with the native americans dying during colonial era

[acerb45666555]

6:11....look at the colors and the shadowing on those cats! that dude was a great artist! the first air brush art!!

[Gubbinz]

don't you think they might be fairer? europeans went white in what? 50 thousand years? shouldn't the 200 000 year inhabitants of europe be nearly albino?

[zhzhuiui]

@Gubbinz No, wrong on all three.

[Taiyama2]

So the Neanderthals might have died because of Cro-Magnon diseases? I wonder if our ancestors ever gave them blankets... :D *rimshot*

I'm going straight to hell for that one.

[ronimacarroni]

>Neardertals were the founders of organized religion

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu-!

[HardRawRocknRoll]

Neanderthals died of biological warfare XD

[joeyyy777]

cro- magnon=croatian hence the name

of the square skull of strength and strong body structure some SLAV"S have

[eronzki999]

Neanderthals are christians :)

[ThazuaBlackarrow]

Christians?

No wonder they were always thought as stupid..

[Taiyama2]

@ThazuaBlackarrow Ohohohoho, HILARIOUS...[/sarcasm]

As a Christian who also believes in evolution and science, I just want to tell you not to make such silly generalizations like that. There are PLENTY of intelligent Christians. And please, do be civil.

[Aurinkohirvi]

@Taiyama2

Yeah sure. In Finland where I am, practically all Christians believe in evolution. The creationist ideas are not everywhere as popular as in th USA.

[Taiyama2]

@Aurinkohirvi Yeah, my country is particularly silly about its rampant rejection of evolution. I honestly couldn't tell you exactly why. It's a cultural thing, I suppose. The only thing that will really change it is continuing to, little by little, convince people like me (who used to not believe in evolution) of the theory and gradually educating the populous. A big emphasis needs to be made that evolution doesn't threaten Christianity; I think that's a huge reason why so many don't believe.

[yasumpuss1ey]

Wtf...., christian my ass. they came before christ, how can they be christian. ahahha

[bizarewigga]

@eronzki999 fuck christians

[AppleSouffle]

Come again?

That is what the Christians are all about, ba ha.

[shmoogaly]

@eronzki999 Neanderthals where 1000's of years before Christ

[louispigott4]

Cave bear skulls... I see where Jean Auel got the idea of worshiping the cave bear in the book "clan of the cave bear"

[gachetteheaven]

this documentary is disapointing. Silly.

It's a bloody shame

[merlock101]

How is it silly exactly? All of this information comes directly from anthropological evidence.

[nanatzu]

he didn't say it was wrong but it's very silly indeed, it contains little technical information and mostly the documentary is focus on a hypothetical tendentious scenario of cro-magnons fighting and interacting with neandherthals witch is possible and plausible hypothesis , but yet, it's ongoing investigation. so i'm too am disappointed, because i thought it was focus on each species' discovery and records rather than that tendentious novel. :( but it's not bad, i just expected better.

[dimedizzle]

stupid comment.

[ProfessorHopkins]

Neanderthals are the founders of organized religion? Now it all makes sense.

[Huliojohnson]

haha

[evolution031680]

LOL! Well played, sir.

[WrestlingBC05]

@ProfessorHopkins Yeah. Apparently Neanderthal's were a lot more open minded on the subject than current humans who have fallen victim to the Atheist fad of the early 21st century. And unlike todays humans, they must've not put such strict boundaries on thought. And they must've not had such a great need for everything about their world to make Scientific sense when it will never happen. That is, if Neanderthal's really did create organized religion. Unfortunitely they didn't.

[shakezulathemicrulah]

@WrestlingBC05 Are you being sarcastic when you say open-mindedness goes with religion? Religion is merely ancient fairy tales meant to explain things that couldn't be explained before science.