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  • How can a self-declared "science" be soooo wrong??

    From littoral.homo@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Mon Apr 24 04:11:12 2023
    Four incredible mistakes in "traditional" PA:
    1) "Out of Africa" = wrong.
    2) "Savanna Ancestors" = wrong.
    3) "australopiths were human ancestors" = wrong.
    4) "bipedality defines hominin" = wrong.

    Geology before plate tectonics was not always correct,
    but what many self-declared "paleo-anthropologists" believe is simply rubbish:

    1) We were never African, at best Red Sea late-Miocene:
    - Early-Miocene Hominoidea lived in Eurasia (hylobatids & pongids still do, and even most H.sapiens are Eurasian).
    - Late-Miocene hominids (Gorilla-Homo-Pan ancestors) most likely lived in Red Sea swamp forests, google "aquarboreal".
    - Pliocene H.sapiens ancestors did not live in Africa: we have no African retrovirus, e.g. Benveniste 1976, Yohn 2005.

    2) Human ancestors have always been waterside, never dry savanna dwellers, cf. human physiology etc., e.g. https://www.gondwanatalks.com/l/the-waterside-hypothesis-wading-led-to-upright-walking-in-early-humans/

    3) Most or all E.Afr.australopiths were fossil relatives of Gorilla, and S.Afr.australopiths, of Pan, e.g. 2022 "De Evolutie van de Mens" Acad.Uitg. Eburon Utrecht NL 325pp.

    4) Early-Miocene Hominoidea were already bipedal waders-climbers in swamp forests, google e.g. "aquarboreal".

    How can so many self-believed "scientists" assume the unbelievable nonsense that their ancestors ran after antelopes on Afr.savannas???
    :-DDD

    Ape & human evolution (why apes differ from monkeys, and why humans differ from apes) is not so difficult, e.g.
    https://www.gondwanatalks.com/l/de-waterkanthypothese-hoe-oermensen-al-wadend-klimmend-rechtop-gingen-lopen/

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  • From littoral.homo@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Mon Apr 24 06:26:19 2023
    The only explanation IMO:
    Pan & Gorilla are African, so it's assumed that Homo also must be African.
    Pan & Gorilla live in forests, Homo lives outside the forest = savanna in Africa.
    Pan & Gorilla = QP, Homo = BP, so illogical people assume:
    leaving the forests explains a transition QP->BP.

    How stupid can some people be??

    _____

    Four incredible mistakes in "traditional" PA:
    1) "Out of Africa" = wrong.
    2) "Savanna Ancestors" = wrong.
    3) "australopiths were human ancestors" = wrong.
    4) "bipedality defines hominin" = wrong.

    Geology before plate tectonics was not always correct,
    but what many self-declared "paleo-anthropologists" believe is simply rubbish:

    1) We were never African, at best Red Sea late-Miocene:
    - Early-Miocene Hominoidea lived in Eurasia (hylobatids & pongids still do, and even most H.sapiens are Eurasian).
    - Late-Miocene hominids (Gorilla-Homo-Pan ancestors) most likely lived in Red Sea swamp forests, google "aquarboreal".
    - Pliocene H.sapiens ancestors did not live in Africa: we have no African retrovirus, e.g. Benveniste 1976, Yohn 2005.

    2) Human ancestors have always been waterside, never dry savanna dwellers, cf. human physiology etc., e.g. https://www.gondwanatalks.com/l/the-waterside-hypothesis-wading-led-to-upright-walking-in-early-humans/

    3) Most or all E.Afr.australopiths were fossil relatives of Gorilla, and S.Afr.australopiths, of Pan, e.g. 2022 "De Evolutie van de Mens" Acad.Uitg. Eburon Utrecht NL 325pp.

    4) Early-Miocene Hominoidea were already bipedal waders-climbers in swamp forests, google e.g. "aquarboreal".

    How can so many self-believed "scientists" assume the unbelievable nonsense that their ancestors ran after antelopes on Afr.savannas???
    :-DDD

    Ape & human evolution (why apes differ from monkeys, and why humans differ from apes) is not so difficult, e.g.
    https://www.gondwanatalks.com/l/de-waterkanthypothese-hoe-oermensen-al-wadend-klimmend-rechtop-gingen-lopen/

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