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For that matter, that complexion also likely evolved with clothes, and people in a sufficiently distant past may have looked quite different. The idea of people
by cge 4y ago
For that matter, that complexion also likely evolved with clothes, and people in a sufficiently distant past may have looked quite different. The idea of people looking just like us living without clothes or shelter, presumably like some depiction of Eden, is fanciful.
I am reminded that, in addition to not going about stark naked, mesolithic humans in the British isles were dark skinned.
- XorNot 4y agoAlso cancer takes a fair while to develop and kill you - well after age of reproduction, at which point evolutions opinion on guiding behaviour becomes much weaker.