Being a Physical Anthropologist I can say that tracing humanity's origin is of the utmost importance. How did we evolve, under what circumstances and will we go the way of the Neandertals? How rare are we as species in a galactic sense ? Where else might a species with similar attributes evolve?
Originally posted by Aryndc41 Being a Physical Anthropologist I can say that tracing humanity's origin is of the utmost importance. How did we evolve, under what circumstances and will we go the way of the Neandertals? How rare are we as species in a galactic sense ? Where else might a species with similar attributes evolve?
So the question is what makes your work different from biology?
What's in a name? Evolution and genetics are clearly biology subjects.
As for the rest...
"[..]under what circumstances and will we go the way of the Neandertals? How rare are we as species in a galactic sense ? Where else might a species with similar attributes evolve?
That's flat out funny. "The way of the Neandertals"? "In a galactic sense"? 😵
Originally posted by FabianFnas A friend of mine is always sitting in a corner on every party laughing without knowing why. He is drunk most of his life.
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16 Apr '10 13:05
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