AllieBaba
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What, pray tell, is so ridiculous about this "claim" if you agree that science and religion co-exist without problems?
I find the claim that this fossil represents a human ancestor ridiculous because they are announcing the verdict before the trial, as always, and it will almost certainly be shown to be nothing more than hype in the end. The people who make these claims are always so excited to get to go prove all the creationists wrong that they forget to check it out first.
Really, do you know who heads most of the archaeological departments in universities that make these finds, many of them are christians who want to know how it was done, since their own book only says why. This whole "missing link" nonsense also has no bearing on human evolution anyway, since the actual "missing link" is several steps back from modern human and does not prove anything one way or the other. So again, why is it so ridiculous to have found one such possibility, also note that it's still referred to as "highly possible" and not yet fact.
Not only that but this partiular fossil has been around, so to speak. There's hardly any left of the actual fossil, it's never been dated, it's been divided up, "lost" and "refound", and had artificial substances added to it to make it appear whole.
It's a fucking joke that doesn't prove anything except the naivte or pure stupidity of the fools who fall for this crap every single time.
It's like people who believe in aliens, but laugh at people who believe God.