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We need better science communication about genetics... this is just embarrassing, man.
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The genetic variability of humans is so staggeringly enclosed and unremarkable that there is simply no need to classify populations in flux as separate.
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Measuring nose profile or hair texture is not a reliable way to classify species because they're so variable that no consistent definition could even be made. Racist asses are so blind to reality.
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@tyler02020202
YeahI went to Rome and my brain got so big now I have 2-3 servants trailing behind me to carry it
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@Three_headed_
Yeah, a concept that was abandoned along with eugenics when scientists realized that no consistent definition for such hypothetical species can be made
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@B00K0FTRIBE
what kills me is this reply
obviously its not legal is the guy is being arrested 🤨
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this was the craziest cryptid ever like how could anyone believe that this fucking thing exists
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this found footage alien has lived in my brain rent free for years.
however, i've only now discovered that this cryptid is called the asshole sucker. and that's how it kills people.
🤦♂️
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takes some real detective work to find out why jewish people maybe might not like nazis so much
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"if humans were in a place of prey"
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one orca got pissed at a boat, taught all their friends the weak spots of a boat, and now this same orca is organizing an interspecies all-out war on boats
how is this apparently real
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Tyrannosaurus regina ("queen") and Tyrannosaurus imperator ("emperor") are apparently the new species
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@SquishSquish8
They're mocking biologists for classifying other animals into subspecies, but not humans. That is also evident through contextual details.
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@okimstillhungry
ding ding ding oh what was that oh the elevator cause your not on my level
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i think more horror media needs to dig into "the sorcerer" and other paleolithic cave art. there's some really cool potential here.
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@fnord3125
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Also the audacity to just ignore habitats without greenery like deserts and aquatic ecosystems
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bovid enthusiasts literally get the greatest material ever and for what?
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@Nature_and_Race
"We shouldn't have to live this way.
They ruin every single place they inhabit."
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CRAAAAAAAWLIIIIIIIING IIIIINNNN MYYY SKIIIIIIIIIIIIINNN *guitar solo and explosions*
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ingredients: xylem, phloem, vascular tissue, ground tissue, dermal tissue, water, sap, veins, cuticle, palisade/spongy mesophyll, stoma, meristematic tissues, apical buds, chlorophyl...
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@Valdevia_Art
I admire the detail that the scapulae are thickened, flattened and fused to the skull to form a carapace in advanced man
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Possibly not my finest takedown, but it circulated
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@JadenCheerios
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by 2050, all of humanity will revert into thee chimp/human last common ancestor
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I fear the type of supernatural threat that has called for this to happen
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One of the greatest failings of school systems was teaching everybody that, somehow, birds aren't reptiles but a third, different type of thing
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They launched. part of the holotype. Into space.
[2/3]The recent launch of Australopithecus sediba and Homo naledi bones, including part of a type specimen, into sub-orbit on a Virgin Galactic spacecraft poses significant risks to their preservation and historical value.
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gigan but it's a swift-moving quadruped that has the ability to clumsily walk bipedally to swing it's scythes, sort of like this (by hypoem 87 on deviantart)
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can't believe we get news of a "new" scimitar-crested spinosaur, a titanosaur and carcharodontosaur skeleton, a 3-meter-long predatory fish and other creatures from a new fossil site and it's instantly overshadowed by *checks notes* tyrannosaurus
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Drop the last extinct animal photo in your gallery below and we'll make a massive paleo moodboard
Here's mine
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i just saw this fucking image in response to a human reconstruction with dark skin
play the song elton
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What cryptozoologists think undiscovered species are: big gorilla, plesiosaur, sea monster
What undiscovered species actually are: fish, algae, beetle
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"AI art is doing something traditional art can't—bridging the past and present, right here, right now" explain this then
So, I just found this AI art tool, MidJourney, like a few days ago. Honestly, my first thought was, "Is this just a fancy Etch A Sketch for grown-ups?" But here comes the John Fetterman drama, and bam, lightbulb moment. I whip up this "Casual Presidents" piece, throw it on X, and
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This type of guy didn't exist before Musks twitter and now were all bound and forced to listen to them
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Oh for fuck's sake! How many times must I bring up human genetics on here because of this image?
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Even in the comments of the authors thread, we still have these people
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I love how they formed a circle around the competitors like it's a WWE match
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the french documentary "au temps des dinosaures" ("in the time of the dinosaurs") has a beautiful deinocheirus model
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@depthsofwiki
Call me mitt Romney cause I got binders full of women (this is a hostage situation)
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thread of jwe2 screenshots from the website if it isnt working for you
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So apparently this has gained some traction. I created a wiki about extinct organisms (
@prehistorywiki
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