HigHurtenflurst said:
Evolution is not a progression towards humanity, if you go back far enough every living thing on Earth "looked the same". The process of evolution leads to complexity and diversity. What you seem to be thinking is that humans are the "most evolved" lifeform on the planet... we are not, I can think of three ways of looking at it: Arguably the "winner" or most evolved form for the second & third ways would be something prokaryotic like bacteria. I think the first way makes most sense though because evolution is a continuous process, every current species is equally evolved. |
Well, there are so many different kind of apes, and if one kind, the humans evolved to look like us, why did the gorilla, chimpanzee and every other race still look the same? Why did only the human grow so different? They both grew up in similar natural conditions, it also baffles me how the human is the only live form that grew intelligent, and while the other live forms of the earth are not intelligent, they know exactly how to survive(birds building nests without prior knowledge, apes using plants to heal themselves, animal babies able to walk etc), the human baby is not able to do that.









