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1. I should have known she was a homo, her being so big and all

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2. Genus Homo has never allowed more than one species in the long run

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3. Sooner or later, Homo Electronicus had to slough off the less advanced species in the niche

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4. “There would be no Homo Electronicus without Homo Sapiens

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5. ) One day when we were having an erudite-type conversation (he much more than I on the oozing stuff), he suddenly took off on a tangent and blurted out, “You do know that we Homo sapiens evolved from ape-like creatures over the course of millions of years, don’t you?”

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6. “Yeah, I got you on that, but you didn’t get me on this—those apes are hangin’ with the Big Band while us Homo sapiens are all into solo acts

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7. Furthermore, how about his hearing capabilities? Bob the Buho has an audible range similar to us Homo sapiens, but his “what’s-going-on?” sound mechanism is much more sensitive than ours to certain frequencies

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8. Homo sapiens wants to have its cake and eat it too

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9. Also at about that time, Homo habilis appeared on the scene concurrent with the Australopithecus Africanus’ “area 10” gift, where its probable progression in Homo habilis seemed to “promote the earliest signs of primitive tool making

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10. And then there was Homo erectus who appeared approximately 1

11. 8 million years ago, the first hominid to have the same striding posture as modern man and who inherited Homo habilis’ tool-making ability without having appeared to have improved on it very much

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12. Homo erectus appeared about 1

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13. In chapter 5, under the sub-heading The Rise of the Mammalian Order, (according to science) it was stated, “The latter of these two branches (hominid) made its appearance less than ten million years ago, with modern man, Homo sapiens, having been around less than one hundred thousand of those years

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14. Chapter 5, “So when did mere hominid become Man? The so-called Homo erectus seems to have been a simple, tool-making ‘animal,’ which assumes an ability to retain in memory certain procedures of manufacture, along with an occasional fortuitous accidental improvement that could then have been purposefully replicated…At what point can we say that (this) proto-man became Man?”

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15. Further history is clear war is a part of the yearly chronicle of Homo Sapiens existence

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16. We became Homo sapiens, as well as free from external leadership

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17. Keep in mind the Neanderthal, not Homo sapiens, seems to have been on earth from around 516,000

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18. The dominant theory is that modern Homo sapiens came out of Africa

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19. No one has ever found a linkup between Homo erectus, Cro-Magnon, Neanderthal, and or Modern Humans

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20. There is a good argument that modern human did not come from Africa, but developed differently in different places from a common source such as Homo Erectus (Ancient types that walked, had modern type hands but a small brain), or as some say, we were planted here from another planet or, or as some say placed here by a God The point is the evolutionary hypothesis is little more than speculation, complicated with doubtful DNA studies

21. Homo sapiens began to fill in

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22. The name Homo Australopithecines was penned to describe this animal

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23. That means we guess she was not in direct line with Homo sapiens

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24. Findings of Homo erectus generally dated about this time

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25. Homo Erectus Foot prints found in Kenya

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26. 800,000 Homo Species (unclassified) (Maybe Homo Antecessor) which is thought ( a guess) to be a predecessor of the Neanderthal found in Spain First findings of a Hominids which look more like Homo Sapiens

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27. The common thread in all of this may be that we are here and we respond to truth! The word “respond” indicates that homo sapiens are blessed with the ability to think and do

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28. I wish magic would grant us invulnerability, but all it takes is a clever Homo Sapiens, discovering a trusting Homo Sortiarius

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29. As some scientists have claimed, Homo sapiens sapiens was deliberately created by extraterrestrials through genetic alterations of a more primitive humanoid

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30. Homo sapiens sapiens is the term that scientists use for modern man,

31. Homo Persona Sapiens is the term that I have adopted for those who

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32. thousands of years more; paleontologists can date the emergence of homo

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33. it is possible to transform homo sapiens into homo Persona, without having to

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34. of making during this epoch: this is the one I call the step from being homo

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35. the appearance of homo sapiens sapiens approximately 40,000 years ago,

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36. This is a necessary step for homo sapiens sapiens, that while it is very much

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37. probably the best definition of Homo sapiens sapiens

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38. to the intellectual capacity of Homo sapiens or higher) may

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39. awareness to the awareness and intelligence of Homo

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40. Homo sapiens are the

41. HOMO INTEREOGANS QUESTIONS THAT WORK

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42. As bizarre as it might seem after the previous night, I was still a hundred percent certain I wasn’t really a homo

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43. “But, do I look like a homo?” I had to get this clear

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44. Think they're irresistible and every homo wants to have sex with them

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45. “Tu es pédé?” Literally, are you a pederast? – except that pédé is slang for homo

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46. ‘I’m not a fan of Homo sapiens,’ he said bluntly

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47. Those wise and brave men entrusted us with ensuring Homo sapiens never again became top of the pecking order

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48. For the last thousand years every time it seemed as if there might be a resurgence of Homo sapiens in any area, we Men prevented it

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49. Roughly nine hundred years earlier, their forefathers had observed the arrival of a small group of Homo sapiens in gigantic motorised vehicles filled with scientific equipment, tools, earth moving machinery and every implement necessary to rebuild their former lives

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50. Homo toolmaker’s childish refusal to share the planet with other species ensured their own extinction; taking with them nearly all other life on the planet,’ Jar replied sadly

51. The result was Homo sapiens, human beings

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52. it’s over for Homo sapiens and all of the ‘naturally occurring

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53. almost all of my knowledge while in the Homo sapiens state

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54. to destroy any remnant of Homo sapiens

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55. Homo sapiens is the

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56. imprinted to the Homo sapiens; the naked primates

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57. the female Homo sapiens

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58. evolved into the amazing species we are now; that is Homo sapiens, or

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59. Man: Meaning Homo sapiens

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60. They were surprisingly human in appearance, apart from being a bit smaller but also much more robust and muscular than modern Homo Sapiens, adult males typically reaching heights of around 160 centimeters and a mass of eighty kilos

61. His prominent eyebrow ridge and receding chin however left no doubt that he was not an Homo Sapiens, even though his expression was most human

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62. Are we related to those before that time, specifically Homo habilis and Homo erectus? There’s a good chance of that, too

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63. reported to have lived beside Neanderthals, closely related hominids having descended from Homo erectus

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64. Homo erectus is thought by some to have migrated out of Africa to Eurasia more than a million years before Homo sapiens

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65. But since the Homo sapien migration into Europe and Asia the Neanderthals and many large species of Eurasian mammals have died out

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66. Could it be that Homo sapiens hunted their near-relatives the Neanderthals into extinction? Were they one of the most potent killing forces the world had ever seen? Or were there other explanations for numerous animal extinctions? Perhaps the Neanderthals inter-bred with Homo sapiens, or maybe they weren’t a separate species as has been claimed, or perhaps they succumbed to another killer, such as disease

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67. fashioning of the first homo sapiens simply the

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68. homo sapiens is that he was a hunter-gatherer; he

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69. That stupid homo

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70. evolving into homo sapiens some 100,000–200,000 years ago, there is growing evidence that our first state of consciousness was quite different from the one we have today

71. An expert could easily explain the steps leading to Homo sapiens, but could only speculate about Homo melioris

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72. So, the development of Homo sapien is scientifically predictable, and there is an average?”

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73. “His medical records show that his physical development was within the statistical range of Homo sapien

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74. His dental records show he cut his adult teeth within the time frame expected for a Homo sapien

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75. “Then it would be safe to assume that a Homo melioris brain would show an increase in volume over the rest of us?”

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76. As I said earlier, his brain size comes out to thirteen hundred and sixty-two cubic centimeters, well within the range of Homo sapien

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77. “But he is above the Homo sapien average

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78. But as it stands, the average Homo melioris brain size is greater than the average Homo sapien brain size

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79. “Would you therefore expect Homo melioris to have a different number of chromosomes?”

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80. There is no evidence in the fossil record to suggest past members of genus Homo had different numbers of chromosomes

81. Therefore, I cannot say that Homo melioris would have more or less than forty-six

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82. He does not represent a new species; there is no Homo melioris

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83. He is a Homo sapien, and an average one at that

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84. “He said, ‘ Homo sapien will always have forty-four autosomes and at least forty-six chromosomes

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85. They came along after another ice-age cycle, maybe fifteen thousand years later, when the Payaruna were developing mutations but could still breed with Homo sapien

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86. “Sometimes a stupid animal proves itself to be clever-er than some Homo sapiens

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87. “I have already told you that it has existed as long as people have existed as Homo sapiens

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88. Buddah never knew that Homo Sapiens have minds

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89. Homo is a common name for all men alone

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90. Homo sapiens sapiens—“man, the wise” per the good old Encyclopedia Britannica—now that’s an oxymoron if there ever was one!

91. Take just part of the time, energy and money you waste on gyms, diet pills and food supplements, put it into circulating this work, following its recommendations to live your life healthfully-- rightly-- & we'll finally deserve to be called homo sapiens-- a being that is "knowing," "sensible," "wise

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92. When faced with creatures up to ten times your size and strength, who carried weapons of a sort you’d never even imagined, that could vaporize anything they chose, what choice remained to an intelligent race such as homo sapiens sapiens? What they were, would become a subject for much discussion and wrangling amongst our world’s greatest minds

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93. But we are so homo economicus, that we often cannot experience pleasure unless we purchase it, for it is the purchasing of the new which triggers satisfaction

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