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[seer of eternity, animus, the forbidden one !c1fBPhtoT6 No.2151482]

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sup

[seer of eternity, animus, the forbidden one !c1fBPhtoT6 No.2151507]

we came from monkeys,
we became what we are now,
(what about the bits in-between)

[Anonymous No.2151513]

>>2151507
You mean neanderthals?

[seer of eternity, animus, the forbidden one !c1fBPhtoT6 No.2151520]

>>2151513
no like Mayans and Egyptians, 'us'.
all that phrase tells you is that 'monkeys are relative'

[Anonymous No.2151526]

>>2151507
...you make the "ten year old biology student" mistake of believing that human beings evolved from modern monkeys. The truth is that human beings and modern monkeys once shared a common ancestor many millions of years ago.

Many people disputed this because no fossels had been found which could have been this ancestor. This was known as the missing link in human evolution. But most people don't know that a candidate for this ancestor has been found:
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/2009/05/19/2009-05-19_missing_link_found_fossil_of_47_milli
onyearold_primate_sheds_light_on_.html

[seer of eternity, animus, the forbidden one !c1fBPhtoT6 No.2151580]

play assassins creed 2 where 'animus' stands for 'soul' (which it does).