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

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2. ) 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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3. “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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4. 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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5. Homo sapiens wants to have its cake and eat it too

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

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

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

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

11. Homo sapiens began to fill in

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

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13. 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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14. 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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15. 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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16. 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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17. Homo sapiens sapiens is the term that scientists use for modern man,

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

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

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

21. probably the best definition of Homo sapiens sapiens

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

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23. Homo sapiens are the

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

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

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26. 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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27. 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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28. The result was Homo sapiens, human beings

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

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

31. to destroy any remnant of Homo sapiens

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32. Homo sapiens is the

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33. imprinted to the Homo sapiens; the naked primates

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34. the female Homo sapiens

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

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36. Man: Meaning Homo sapiens

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37. 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

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38. 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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39. 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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40. 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

41. there is a species which is called 'homo sapiens' which

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42. fashioning of the first homo sapiens simply the

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

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44. 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

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

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

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

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48. Buddah never knew that Homo Sapiens have minds

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

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50. 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

51. 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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52. In the case of homo sapiens, it is not sufficient to execute according

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53. However, science is silent about the fact that homo sapiens

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54. The Creator’s worry in this regard is understandable since homo sapiens

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55. of factors of homo sapiens and animals is so categorical that it is impossible to

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56. Although in the case of representatives of homo sapiens, without a catalog

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57. species of homo sapiens are the same; although everyone knows that this is not so,

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58. Subtypes (subspecies) of homo sapiens, as it turned out, differ from each other in a

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59. species homo sapiens, children are not direct continuation of their parents, as it is

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60. Jing), it became clear that an individual subtype program (“soul”) of homo sapiens

61. This is a fundamentally new approach to the study of homo sapiens

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62. For a long time homo sapiens remained one of few biological objects, which were

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63. gender because, in this sense, subtype programs of homo sapiens are similar to

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64. Subtype program of homo sapiens is the same for both sexes, but there are some

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65. enemies)? After all, representatives of the biological type homo sapiens are still

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66. models of psychological structures of homo sapiens who have not yet fully moved

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67. evolution from an ape that homo sapiens never was

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68. of the biological type homo sapiens on earth, and this is recorded in the “Catalog

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69. the riddle of the Sphinx is that in the case of homo sapiens under a human form

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70. of a human, it is necessary to note once again that those homo sapiens

71. type homo sapiens; and that is—creation of artificial images

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72. It would be pertinent to compare modern homo sapiens (in regard to which, from

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73. Life of homo sapiens is so automated that it

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74. differences within the biological type homo sapiens

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75. feel whatever he wants about information that biological type homo sapiens

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76. homo sapiens, here is an example of a phenomenon that according to both religious

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77. of homo sapiens, children are not direct continuations of their parents, like an

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78. disasters that are not connected with qualities of homo sapiens and their way of

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79. everything so that homo sapiens were healthy, wealthy (not only in terms of

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80. Our Creator approached the creation of an ideal environment for homo sapiens so

81. modern homo sapiens concludes that religious institutions are nothing but a bunch

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82. representative of the biological type homo sapiens only once

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83. of knowledge that the main function of homo sapiens, according to the “Creator's

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84. Since all images presented in literary and other works of homo sapiens, such as

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85. migration—in this case, by Homo erectus, not by Homo sapiens—to two million years ago

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86. But we aren’t Homo sapiens yet

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87. And there were three Homo sapiens: Homo sapiens sapiens

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88. subspecies of Homo sapiens that lived almost 160,000 years

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89. It's probably something inherited from our primitive homo sapiens ancestors

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90. “Homo sapiens marinus,” Aazuria said as she entered the room and approached the girls in the hot tub

91. “Human species have been producing essence-workers for some millions of years — not only Homo sapiens but other members of the genus Homo, as well as several other genera

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92. befriended a group of Homo sapiens

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93. The story of a naked ape called Homo Sapiens, the story of where we came from, and what happened to us to make us what we are today

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94. Because the species of mass murderers called Homo Sapiens had managed to kill off the most numerous herds of American Bison which once had roamed all over the continent of North America in the millions upon millions, entire seas, oceans of bison… killed off: skinned, slaughtered for nothing: just the mindless drive to kill everything alive

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95. The history of Homo Sapiens cannot be explained without the existence of unseen, undead entities

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96. Now, categorical evidence provided by science over the last decades has shown that without little doubt modern humans (Homo sapiens) have only been on this Earth for about the last 180,000 years

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97. Although early Homo Sapiens had the same brain capacity as contemporary humans they had fewer neural connections, but were able to solve complex problems, make decisions and reasoning, whereas other primates have only limited brain capacity for more simple instinctual tasks such as hunting, eating, procreating and sleeping

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98. I shared my newly discovered knowledge not giving chance to other two homo sapiens to say a single word

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99. Just compare and contrast an average Homo Sapiens (man) in modern times with a Homo Sapiens during the Paleolithic times and you will find that whereas today’s man is dull, out of shape, overweight, afflicted with diseases and living a stressful life, a Paleolithic man was fast and agile, fit and in shape, tall and muscular, athletic, and sharp

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100. "A mammal," she said, "evolved totally apart from Homo sapiens, on a volcanic island in the North Sea thousands of years before us