Humans didn't suddenly appear, we evolved from apes very slowly. life has been reproducing since single cell organisms and has never stopped. My guess is early humans tried all positions.
I don't think we evolved from apes. We evolved from primitive hominids and they in turn from more primitive primates etc. Apes are evolved from the same common ancestor as us, which is why we share so many genes.
Humans didn't suddenly appear, we evolved from apes very slowly. life has been reproducing since single cell organisms and has never stopped. My guess is early humans tried all positions.
Humans came from apes? Hmmm your side of the family?
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I don't think we evolved from apes. We evolved from primitive hominids and they in turn from more primitive primates etc. Apes are evolved from the same common ancestor as us, which is why we share so many genes.
You are correct Danielle, I was generalising, apes/hominids are often regarded as being the same thing but aren't. According to wiki - The Hominidae include orangutans, gorillas, chimpanzees, bonobos and humans. If we could only find that pesky missing link.
If practice makes perfect, and nobody's perfect, why practice?
“When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us.”
Gravity and the adhesive properties of cleaning-resistant toothpaste!
Why is it that the speed of the motorist directly ahead of you is in inverse proportion to amount of things you have to do that day or the lateness you are in doing them?
The only correct answer to the question. Why? Is because. The only one other answer acceptable is. Why not? which is really answering A question with another question. So my question is if we already know the answer. How come we keep asking the question?