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Distribution: Debian Wheezy, Jessie, Sid/Experimental, playing with LFS.
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The Artic has no land mass under it (unless you mean the northern most areas of the European, Asian, and North American continents within the Artic Circle in which case it is possible), the Antartic was where it currently is well before humanity started moving out of Africa so this is highly unlikely.
The Artic has no land mass under it (unless you mean the northern most areas of the European, Asian, and North American continents within the Artic Circle in which case it is possible), the Antartic was where it currently is well before humanity started moving out of Africa so this is highly unlikely.
I was not talking about what is under it and even then there is some finding like this https://www.australiangeographic.com...antarctica.htm
but what is hidden under that frozen ice-snow structures - like maybe there are some stuff freezed into ice and covered in snow. I remember on some news something else was found related to evolution.
He does have a point in that natural selection is not a major factor of evolution in the first world countries. Yes, a baby can be saved, even tho they would have normally died.
He does have a point in that natural selection is not a major factor of evolution in the first world countries. Yes, a baby can be saved, even tho they would have normally died.
Yes, but replacing the mechanism of natural selection with something different or totally eliminating it will not stop humankind from evolving.
To me doesn't mater how it happens it's "evolution." And, cant have it without degeneration here watching the pot heat a few steps backwards are inevitable...
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