im also talking about DNA

just saying, I can believe evolution isn't real and you can believe it is.

you're using all this info based on evolution being real, even though it's shown that humans and apes don't have the same DNA

"Well, rather surprisingly, genes – the regions of DNA that code for proteins – only make up about 2% of your DNA. So sharing 50% of our genes with bananas means we only actually share 1% of our DNA with them – not 50."

Oh, evolution is absolutely real, we've seen it happen before our eyes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peppered_moth_evolution

what some people are usually against is MACRO evolution

scientists lie about global warming, why wouldn't they lie about humans evolving from apes?

I'm talking about humans evolving from apes, I haven't looked into moths.

That's an example of microevolution

i was taught in public school that we evolved from tadpoles to land fish onto apes to humans. if we eat fish does that make us some type of cannibal?

anyway, i think being skeptical is good. I for one find the evidence damning. Our genetic markers are not the same at all and I just don't believe we evolved from fish to land fish and then into furry mammals somehow

Evolution takes time. Millions and millions of years

I just read a BBC article on how humans are related to fish and all they had was how embryos sort of looking fish-like as their evidence

Okay yeah, that is a bit of a stretch

But there is evidence for evolution all over the place

maybe

"fishy features" they call it

and hiccups make us fish related

and somehow shark gonads and human gonads somehow make us similar to fish

shark gonads don't descend and human gonads do descend so.... evidence

shark isn't a fish...it's a mammal still swimming

a shark is a fish

Lmfao

They say the philtrum has no use whaaat!? It's used to help babies breathe when they're breast feeding.

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Humans didn't evolve from monkeys or apes, we both just split off from a common ancestor <:dogekek:726878872607653918> That's why apes are apes and humans are humans today.
> I'm talking about humans evolving from apes, I haven't looked into moths.
@Meryl.140.15

wasn't what I was taught in school and i still don't think we evolved

are they changing the evolution curriculum too?

Yeah, that "humans come from apes" thing is a misconception. I also never really learned about evolution in science classes in my life; only about biology with plants and some animals

lucky, i was taught we evolved from tadpoles

Wow, tadpoles <:CatRee:726878840374427781> Why tadpoles lol

this was like over 15 years ago but yeah i remember looking at these pictures when tadpoles and fish and then the fish grew legs and walked on land and then somehow turned into mammals

monkeys/apes whatever you wanna call em and then from there to humans

in our school science books

<:dogekek:726878872607653918> My god. A fish growing legs because... THAT MAKES SENSE. Fish evolved to STAY in water, but one day it was like: "I'm gonna grow legs now". Then it's a human??? Seems strange

meanwhile at home i was taught that God created us in his image so I had 2 completely different worlds being taught to me

never really thought about researching until recently

youve never seen the fish walk on land?

depiction

Epic, must have been confusing lol. And I can only think of fish walking on land if it was a science fiction movie