does this still count as an unpopular opinion or are we thousand yard stare so far beyond that http://media.sethroberts.net/articles/2011-04-08%20How%20Economics%20Shaped%20Human%20Nature.pdf …pic.twitter.com/0lHDGecsOX
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I hope it’s the latter and now everybody always believed in aquatic ape since forever like what else even makes sense
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airborne apes, we lost hair to reduce friction while flying
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idk all the airborne apes I know of are still very fuzzy (flying squirrels, bats)
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are you kidding I figured you might be an alter for the author of this onehttp://www.macroevolution.net/human-origins.html …
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wow that person is REALLY following through on the joke
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People hear this and think "manatee". It's more just like the Sea Wolves except freshwater rivers http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2015/10/sea-wolves/mcgrath-text …
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We don't retain water like other apes, and we don't synthesize our own vitamin C. These changes probably happened in bottlenecks.
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