[ SECRET POST #3217 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3217 ⌋

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[cbrachyrhynchos]

1. Human beings are only one species out of millions. Granted, physical anthropology gets a lot more money compared to microbiology but neither make a lick of sense without evolution as the unifying theory. Microbiologists and physical anthropologists use the exact same theory. Many people find it to be a fundamental inconsistency to say that influenza population genetics changes (evolution) in ways that make vaccines obsolete, but human population genetics does not.

2. It's not just that we descended from apes, it's that humans and apes are both hominids according to every single standard of biological classification one might wish to employ, at a standard of evidence much higher than any other theory taught within the science curriculum. Of course, one of the tragedies of evolution is that it's taught as "natural history," as a set of events that happened in the past rather than a unifying principle behind just about every observation we make about biology.

[(Anonymous)]

"Many people find it to be a fundamental inconsistency to say that influenza population genetics changes (evolution) in ways that make vaccines obsolete, but human population genetics does not."

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