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We aren't the same at all. In the last 10'000 years, we developed lactose tolerance, enabling us to herd cows for more than just meat. Only about 200 years ago,
by zaarn 6y ago
We aren't the same at all. In the last 10'000 years, we developed lactose tolerance, enabling us to herd cows for more than just meat. Only about 200 years ago, the first people with three arteries instead of two in their arms are showing up and recent studies seem to indicate that wisdom teeth are evolving away.
The evolution of a species never stops, even if it gets a bit slow. And our brains may have changed in the last 10'000 years too. Possibly even in the last 200.
- amanaplanacanal 6y agoHow far could a new mutation have spread in the last 200 years though? Not far.
- zaarn 6y agoAccording to newspapers, about 30% of people born 20th century have this mutation.