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Shouldn’t it be the other way around? Humans do x just like monkeys?
by jbverschoor 4y ago
Shouldn’t it be the other way around?
Humans do x just like monkeys?
- thunderrabbit 4y agoThough chimpanzees are apes, this was my first thought as well.
- tomjakubowski 4y agowhat difference does it make?
- TEP_Kim_Il_Sung 4y agoAt this point? -HRC
- mc32 4y agoThat depends on the reference point. From the human PoV We notice chimps ape us. If Chimps were to study humans, they may also notice humans ape them and come to the conclusion that humans synchronize steps like chimpanzees do. Us being human, then we notice they synchronize like we do.
- pencilguin 4y agoHumans have been evolving for exactly as long as chimpanzees. To the second.
- 2ICofafireteam 4y agoI love that statement and I'm stealing it. The thought occurred that time dilation would result in the descendants of ISS crew members (and of their gut flora, for that matter) falling behind, but it would take a looong time in orbit to add up to a second.
- pencilguin 4y agoFew have reproduced after being there. Have any?
- 2ICofafireteam 4y agoI don't know, but their gut flora certainly have.
- pencilguin 4y agoI guess failing to reproduce after would count, too.