The first Hint of a Human to Be

I want to go back mush further than :Lucy" I want to go back much
further than the missing link. I want to go back to 130 million
years¸ago,and ask What this animal was,and looked like that mankind
evolved from.?? Can any bone DNA be traced back that far? Los Angeles
they find saber tooth tigers in a tar pit. We know our big whales
walked on land and went back to the sea Were are bones so tiny and
brittle that they turned to powder? Were we completely eaten bones and
all by rat type animals,and man was also cannibal? Did this ancient man
die in the ocean,and crabs,octopus,and clams eat him down to the last
molecule.? well this makes good before Christmas dinner talk Bert
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G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
I want to go back mush further than :Lucy" I want to go back much
further than the missing link. I want to go back to 130 million
years¸ago,and ask What this animal was,and looked like that mankind
evolved from.?? Can any bone DNA be traced back that far? Los Angeles
they find saber tooth tigers in a tar pit. We know our big whales
walked on land and went back to the sea Were are bones so tiny and
brittle that they turned to powder? Were we completely eaten bones and
all by rat type animals,and man was also cannibal? Did this ancient man
die in the ocean,and crabs,octopus,and clams eat him down to the last
molecule.? well this makes good before Christmas dinner talk Bert
.


I would just like to know what happened to the Neanderthals. Or are
they still among us? There are some people around who look like real
throwbacks.

Double-A

Double-A Those people they showed on PBS TV that walk on all 4s must be
a throw back. (out of their id) They find rat bones over 20 million
years old. Dinosaur eggs about 130 million years old. Why not bones from
very early man? Going back even 10 million years ago is not far
back.Florida Gators have not changed much over the last 65 million
years. Sharks have not changed in the last 180 million years. I
want to see a hip bone I want to see a skull of man going back just
after rat (warm blooded animals) appeared. A time before the great
ape. I have an idea the first tribe of humans lived on the shore's
shallow waters. Eat clams(all types of shell fish) That midro
area(land and water) was a safe place. Attack by land convenors they ran
back into the sea. Attack by sharks they ran onto land. It fits where
the waves wash onto the shore is not a good place to find bones in the
fine wet sand. Man's body was eaten down to its last molecule. Not one
molecule of man'[s bones will be found that go back when he lived where
the waves came to shore The sea gave birth to man,and in the end he
was carried away by the spray Bert

G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Double-A Those people they showed on PBS TV that walk on all 4s must be
a throw back. (out of their id)


Yeah, I saw that.

What about men who have excessive hair on their backs? Or people born
with tails?


They find rat bones over 20 million
years old. Dinosaur eggs about 130 million years old. Why not bones from
very early man? Going back even 10 million years ago is not far
back.Florida Gators have not changed much over the last 65 million
years. Sharks have not changed in the last 180 million years. I
want to see a hip bone I want to see a skull of man going back just
after rat (warm blooded animals) appeared. A time before the great
ape. I have an idea the first tribe of humans lived on the shore's
shallow waters. Eat clams(all types of shell fish) That midro
area(land and water) was a safe place. Attack by land convenors they ran
back into the sea. Attack by sharks they ran onto land. It fits where
the waves wash onto the shore is not a good place to find bones in the
fine wet sand.


But they have found some very old human bones in the places where they
would throw the clamshells. The shells neutralize the acid in the soil
so it doesn't dissolve the bones.


Man's body was eaten down to its last molecule. Not one
molecule of man'[s bones will be found that go back when he lived where
the waves came to shore The sea gave birth to man,and in the end he
was carried away by the spray Bert


Also the shoreline was lower back in the ice age, so where humans lived
along the shore is now under the sea.

Double-A

Double-A Thank goodness I don't have a long rear tail. That would
really upset Pee-Air He is giving me a hard time as it is. It fits that
first man lives on the shore line. Food was easy pickings,and a blow of
the rock and he had a Maine lobster. Not so easy for meat covered with
leather and fur. He went inland with the rivers. That is true today
Show me a big city that is not on the ocean or does not have a nice
river view. There are today exceptions,but no exceptions in older times
bert

G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Double-A Thank goodness I don't have a long rear tail. That would
really upset Pee-Air He is giving me a hard time as it is. It fits that
first man lives on the shore line. Food was easy pickings,and a blow of
the rock and he had a Maine lobster. Not so easy for meat covered with
leather and fur. He went inland with the rivers. That is true today
Show me a big city that is not on the ocean or does not have a nice
river view. There are today exceptions,but no exceptions in older times
bert


Right again, Bert. Almost every city has a river. Even those on the
ocean are usually built by a river.

I forgot to mention that some women are born with a second set of
nipples too (lucky husband!). Perhaps a throwback to when we were more
like other mammals with rows of nipples.

It is hard to get over the fact that Neanderthal man (Homo sapiens
neanderthalensis) had larger brains than we do. Hard to believe that
with their larger brains they could be out smarted by Homo sapiens
sapiens. Also hard to believe that they could be completely
obliterated in the last thirty thousand years or so. Perhaps there was
interbreeding, but the Homo sapiens sapiens genes were dominant,
smaller brain and all. Maybe modern man had some behavioral advantage.
Maybe he knew how to fight dirty. Perhaps he was more prejudiced.
Perhaps he was more ruthless and relentless. Perhaps he evolved the
concept of killing in the name of god!

Double-A