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mississippichem, on 23 November 2011 - 04:40 PM, said:
Namely the ability to make GPS systems 
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.Why did our internal GPS become vestigial. It's so much cooler.
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#21
25 November 2011 - 08:24 AM
Appolinaria 
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Why did our internal GPS become vestigial. It's so much cooler.
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29 January 2012 - 07:28 AM
1=1
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Just thought I would post this site, as a viewpoint into the predicted future.
http://futuretimeline.net/
http://futuretimeline.net/
1=1. x=x. Pure logic.
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29 January 2012 - 09:38 AM
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edan123, on 21 November 2011 - 03:32 AM, said:
Hi
I was thinking about how animals evolve to suit their environment. It seems like humans have evolved with no threat from the environment. Without using the environment humans have no resistance to weather, no way of hunting, no defence against larger creatures, takes a long time to travel compared to the speed of most other animals etc, other animals generally have ways of surviving built in.
If animals change to suit their surroundings then how could humans have evolved the way we have?
I was thinking about how animals evolve to suit their environment. It seems like humans have evolved with no threat from the environment. Without using the environment humans have no resistance to weather, no way of hunting, no defence against larger creatures, takes a long time to travel compared to the speed of most other animals etc, other animals generally have ways of surviving built in.
If animals change to suit their surroundings then how could humans have evolved the way we have?
Our apparent vulnerbility when living in western civilised society is an illusion that you are very mistaken to assume that is the true nature of all humans.
You only have to view human behaviour, including that of us 'vulnerable' westerners, during warfare or spend some time with african masai warriors to realise how savage human beings truly are and what extremely effective and dangerous predators we make.
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