evolution of human bones-vs-evolution of human aptitudes Post #69158 • Liberal Forum

walkingstick » 03 Jun 2022, 10:05 pm » wrote: ↑
03 Jun 2022, 10:05 pm
science keeps looking at evolution of bones. not evolution of human skills. some caves had people with painting aptitudes. other caves had people with tool making skills. caves with people who inherited the most aptitudes became the dominate. body size was secondary. today, on average, each Japanese person poses the most aptitude skills. so they stand on the top of the human evolution tree. so. stop looking at evolution of skulls. and form a family with grandparents of diverse aptitudes.

"form a family with grandparents of diverse aptitudes."

Isn't that advice a couple of generations too late? $:\$

Please seat yourself.

I like the very things you hate.