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What separates Human Beings from the animals?
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Oh yea, then there is the genetic diversity thing. Each human looks completely different. Face, height, hair color, all of that such.
I mean even beyond RACE we all individually look so different.
What is with that?
Or is that just perspective as well?
Quoting: EyeseeallEven though we look different, we're actually (genetically) very similar. In fact, you can find more genetic diversity from a single troop of any hominid species than in all 6.8 billion humans. A mutated jawbone and language + writing has brought us to this point by all scientific measures. "troop" as in a family? Or town? The more you add to the mix, the more diversity. To make my statement more blunt, 20 random hominids. Or 20 from the same group even.
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