Are Australian Aboriginals jurassic relic like a living homo erectus, should we try to preserve them so they won't go extinct?
Are Australian Aboriginals jurassic relic like a living homo erectus...
Wyatt Davis
Leo Reyes
They're Denisovans, a cousin to the Neanderthal, which should make them smart like the jews
But something went wrong i guess, maybe all the smart ones remained in India
Angel Lee
Yes they are modern day cavemen, no we should not save them.
Ryan Lopez
Africans are a living fossil.
They are homo erectus
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Levi Morris
Australian Aboriginals are actually very intelligent
Recent studies have shown that they have a mode of communication which uses moans and grunts and may be as sophisticated as that of bonobos.
They also have the mental capacity of a 3-year-old human
They live in complex communities (or tribes) ruled by a dominant male.
They are apex predators; a vital component of the Australian food-chain, and they, like most great apes, were once classified as an endangered species.
People need to respect these beautiful, majestic creatures and work hard to ensure their preservation, so that our children and grandchildren can marvel at their majesty, along the other great apes
Isaiah Martinez
How about we skip that uncanny valley and genocide them like the others?
Gabriel Jackson
Aboriginals actually have some interesting traits
For one thing, they're highly, HIGHLY resistant to poison and venoms. The reason the spiders and snakes got so poisonous is here was a continuous tug of war with evolution and needing stronger and stronger fucking venom to kill them.
When a brown snake bites a whitey, he's fucking dead.
When a brown snake bites an abo, he lays down in the grass for 3 hours and recovers.
Jose Robinson
At least there are African film stars, musicians and so on and not all of them look like subhumans, but with Aboriginals it's like all of them are some weird talking gorillas
Wyatt Smith
When will we admit that Homo erectus that supposedly went extinct 35,000 ears ago is very much alive since "Homo sapiens" (actually Homo erectus sapiens) is just a subspecies of it along with "Homo neanderthalensis" (actually Homo erectus neanderthalensi) and that the 3 could interbreed.
The current races come from different mixes of Homo erectus subspecies that evolved separately for hundreds of thousands years before the moving nature of humans brings backs some of those subspecies together.
Blake Morris
>When a brown snake bites a whitey, he's fucking dead.
>When a brown snake bites an abo, he lays down in the grass for 3 hours and recovers.
Is this true ?
Matthew Hernandez
that's not "highly resistant to poison and venoms" that's "has built a resistance to a local species over thousands of years" and isn't a trait worth creating a lineage for
Gavin Watson
When we got tear gassed in the army they said rangas and coons are more resistant than regular Aussies.
Michael Myers
yes life diversity is very important to preserve
Matthew Russell
And your man crush for eddy is gay af
Connor Foster
Str8 over your head m8
Nathaniel Sanders
Is this the multiregional origin theory?
Levi Barnes
Of course fucking not. Which spider or snake is a man eater? An arms race happens between predator and prey. Humans have no predators
Noah Butler
how did you fare with dear gas? seems extremely painful
Austin Brooks
Look at the skulls. There are several missing species from the fossil record that we haven't found yet. The famous missing link is not a meme. It is the greatest tool of the creationist to argue evolution. Although this is exactly the case with the majority of species. Dumbfucks don't seem to realise the highly specific events that need to take place to make and recover a fossil. It has been described as a miracle on top of a miracle, on top of a miracle with a bit of added luck. If you know nothing about geology or palaeontology, then go learn it as it can't be explained on a Icelandic finger painting forum
Connor Jackson
How are they even considered human? I mean, for fuck's sake, you could place those two skulls on a table and ask random people to try identify their species and pretty much nobody would identify the left one as "human" until they were told it belongs to some aussian abo.
Nathan Morales
Daniel Garcia
>How are they even considered human?
Because a human can fuck one and have viable offspring.
Angel Carter
>Wanting to preserve this
Angel Robinson
There's only 500k left, they are like a different species and should be kept around, maybe in the wild or something cause i feel like shit whenever a species goes extinct
Aiden King
>But something went wrong i guess, maybe all the smart ones remained in India
Evolution works faster then most people realise. The aboriginals have after 25.000-40.000 years of isolated evolution in Australia turned into a race of their own,
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Seriously, you don't need that many generations to change physical and mental capabilities of animals/humans.
Just look at cows with their giant titties, selective breeding that started like, 1000 years ago? They have to be milked 3 times a day, or else it hurts them, they are not just domesticated mentally, but physically build to be farm animals.
Gabriel Scott
>Le Joos are da REAL neanderthals xDDDDD
>Benis! xDDDD
There has literally never been any genetic evidence posted here which shows this.
Daniel Gutierrez
Charles Powell
True. The only thing proven so far is that all humans have a small percent of Neanderthal genome EXCEPT FOR Sub-Saharian Africans aka negroes.