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Goats and human evolution


pavelcherepan

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So here I was talking with a colleague from Morocco and he was telling me about Argan tree goats that live there and how crazy and vicious creatures they are. Being not familiar with the animal in question I googled some images and then suddenly it was all clear!

 

The great and long-sought after answer was here all along! Goats! Why else would prehistoric ancestors of humans get down from the trees? It's so nice and comfy there, hard for predators to get to you, but no, imagine you're sitting in the tree minding your own business and suddenly you're attacked by a vicious goat! How terrifying!

 

I also had a look at some pictures of ancient human bones with so-called "signs of damage by weapons". But it's much easier than that - it looks exactly like something that goat horns would do! It most definitely was a victim of the fist human-goat war at 2 million B.C.

 

I also found proof that goats were well organised and employed a scorched-Earth tactics as you can see in the image below. They would take control of all the trees they could and utterly obliterate all the rest so that humans would starve and die! How clever of them!

 

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At the moment I'm putting all my thoughts on a paper and will send it to Nature magazine and I'm very sure that this will entirely change everything that we knew of human evolution. We're on the brink of great discoveries and I urge you to take part so we can all be famous and maybe get a joint Nobel Prize!

 

I think that international community and the UN should do all in their power to establish communications with the international goat community, because it's obvious now that they are much smarter than we all thought and might even have the answer to the question of life and Universe and everything!

 

GOATS!!!!!

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