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I think it is a cute hypothesis, but I don't believe it is fully functional, how would this explain megafauna? An I am not talking of moose, but of ice age giga
by CyanBird 5y ago
I think it is a cute hypothesis, but I don't believe it is fully functional, how would this explain megafauna? An I am not talking of moose, but of ice age gigantic mammals, which were just gigantic
- reader_mode 5y agoThey are extinct, so supporting his hypothesis ? It's not like evolution is a design process in which something gets "traded off" - random shit happens, something sticks.
- PudgePacket 5y ago> They are extinct, so supporting his hypothesis Or they were hunted to death by organised groups of early humans. Wales are probably only surviving because their environment is so foreign to humans.
- vasco 5y agoThey are extinct because in the game of size vs brains they lost. So this still supports their argument. Humans and human activity is part of the environment the same way as anything else. Humans were also here with cockroaches or horses but those are still around.