Re: Tough Questions for Atheists #5: Human Evolution and Surviva

My response to King Theist's question(s).

If it makes no sense, I plead exhaustion!

Man, I talk fast sometimes.

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[mikealex08]

You're a fucking loser. Just face it, don't argue, you are a fucking loser. And you're making yourself look like a complete goof to the entire internet.

[morsec0de]

Thank you, little boy. Your opinion is very important to me...

[AtheistAtLARGE]

skin tones was an accelerated change due to the suns radiation, or lack there of.

The first signs of skin lightening seem to have had a positive sexual selection in the species

Why do theists ask stupid questions ?

[morsec0de]

Of all the theists, King Theists seems to be a good one. Meaning, he seems to be legitimately asking and desiring an answer. He'll argue if he disagrees, but he doesn't give me the impression that he's willfully ignorant.

[jollychris1010101]

A good rebutal to his points well done.

[morsec0de]

Cheers.

[PyroMancer2k]

Some Indian tribes hunted Bears with nothing more then sharpened sticks. Often in 1 on 1 fights with the bear. If I'm not mistaken it was a right of passage. They got the bear to stand up on it's hind legs then come lunging down on them as it was a common bear attack method. The bear would end up throwing itself onto the stick and impale itself.

Not sure how well their tactic would work on lions.

[sabertooth1980]

That's why we are here on youtube sometimes. Reaching out and trying to figure out if there is another sapien out there.

[The0Kitch]

actually his facts are coheirentand well explained,

your comment isn't making you look any way intelligent ...

[The0Kitch]

ha is that master of puppets i hear at the start??? :L Bril

[ColoradoMikeyS]

God is Santa Claus for adults.

[PuppetXeno]

Well done, you summed it all up. Man's survivor mechanism is the brain, developing techniques and tools to make life safer, more efficient, eventually easier, and more comfortable. This trait has only expanded over time, we build massive structures, we put sattelites around the earth for communications, we find treatments against killer diseases etc. That's how we've evolved, and that's how we survive.

[BoozyBeggar]

I think there have been times where lions with horrible dental hygiene (couldn't think of a better way to say bad toofers, unfortunately) have begun to prey on humans. I would imagine that the coevolution of their normal prey meant that with all the pain that comes from broken teefers and such they couldn't bite as hard or for as long as normal and were driven to try and find weaker prey, and some of them just happened upon villages at night, and so learned. These are solitary lions, mind you.