/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8995806
>First off, your picture
Despite the fact that Lovejoy himself tampered with the original using a power saw?

>uncertainty over the timing
Certainly gives credence to the idea that they didn't.

>You thought wrong.
One man pioneered the idea, revived it in the '60s, and got support for it.

>you know you've got nothing
Funny, that's what you've been doing this whole time.
>ignore habilis' rather unsure status as a man and species
>ignore the Black Skull's apeness

>not my fault you can't read and understand what is written.
Sorry you leave shit ambiguous enough to be misinterpreted.

>except other apes' hands are very very similar to our own in structure
Similar, not identical

>you're insisting, based on muh uhpinions, that the two are equivalent propositions.
Again, them using stone tools is evidence of degeneration, since Tubal-Cain was the first metal worker.

>and invoking "common sense" is not actually observational science.
If such methods haven't failed me before, why would they now?

>Paleoanthropologists have argued, yes.
Either that, or they want to appear as though they have the answers when they clearlt don't.

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