The Human Evolution Iceberg Explained

I have an idea that the babies holding breath thing is some weird genetic thing tied to being born live. Like it's something that was being done in the womb before they even were born to some level and going underwater activates that again and it is only tied to babies because it was basically a bodily response to being submurged for long periods of time and our brains grow out of it quickly

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0:19 oh my God I started levitating, thank you for playing this.

"We're still evolving" isn't a theory. That's just what happens when am organism reproduces.

Fantastic work, and no AI!

No AI means my respect and viewership. Wild how much slop there is when the bar should be in hell.

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A few hours ago, before I clicked play on your video I had a conversation with my son about gaming and how at different points in time there were tech adevancements with the hardware itself, however sometimes a game comes along that ends up creating a whole new genre/direction and whadduyaknow I pointed out one game specifically that came out not long before he was born, that game being Halo and the one thing that I pointed out that's instantly recognisable was the iconic music that came with it. So I put myself to bed, click play and...

33:34 what about Scandinavians? Aren’t they taller

Another remarcable DNA adaptation is found in the Raramuri/Tarahumara people in Chihuahua northern mountains of Mexico where the people can run for unbelievable stretches of mountainous territory without stopping , many world records have been stablished by the Raramuri., many athletic competitions have been also won in gold medals by these hardy tough people.Humans and life in general is an amazing machine of adaptability.

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20:07 The first cave divers

The theory that Neanderthals were inbred was debunked this Summer by new analysis of numerous French and Belgian specimens 45K-55K years old, which had diverse, healthy genomes. The prior hypothesis was based on very few fossils on the edge of their territory in the East. Their population wasn't on the brink after all,

I haven’t seen a group of faces that looked like this since watching footage of a Trump rally.

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Men-Oh-pause, lol. The middle syllable isn't accented and is a shwa (unstressed 'ah' sound).

Humans have wiped out a hell of a lot of life.

I believe that many early probesidens were semi aquatic if I remember correctly

57:05 Looks to be more closely related to gorillas

52:40 And I think it is a part of the self-domestication theory with breeding for cuter traits

52:00 like axolotls

Most of these can be explained by aliens

The "out of africa" theory has been debunked.

24:30 ancient hypergamy😭😭😭

The uncanny valley theory is so stupid because its not an "instinct" so much as pattern recognition getting tripped up

I appreciate the editors notes. Thanks editors!

23:45 It could also be disease spreading to different areas. In the same way as the colonizers from Britain in the early 1600s brought disease cross-continentally, being a major cause of death of those living in that area with weaker immune systems. Homo sapiens could have just evolved stronger immune systems compared to other human species.

go more in depth into the uncanny valley

32:27 caught me tf off guard😂

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21:37 a true cave man

Man imagine how them folks goon to each other looking like that 😭

20:17 so introverts then

You are too skeptical

Everything we did made us human, not just one certain thing.

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54:00 the segment on bonobos is pretty much bs. Bonobos use violence as often as chimps but fatal outcomes are rarer and outright tribal wars never happen. This though has a lot to do with the avaibility of ressources and not with chimps being inherently evil. Bonobod are indeed violent. And "sex" is quite the euphemism here. Rape and sex work is more accurate. Dominant females force subservient females to give sexual favors to both the matriarch and the male offspring of the matriarch. Also unlike chimps bonobos exhibit another disturbing behavior - kidnapping. Oftentimes it is connected to the previous point. Sometimes dominant females abduct and threaten to kill babies of other females and hold them hostage to get sexual favors or ressources. Ghislaine Maxwell's and Lvova-Belova's spirit animals. Many researchers and the media try to villainize chimps and paint bonobo society as paradise. Which is no surprise in many countries people just flat out say female rapists do either not exist or are somehow less bad. In the UK and many other countries and states women cannot be legally convicted of rape. When a man commits rape he is often times treated worse than a murderer, when a woman does the same she gets a slap on the wrist or exuses. Or the victims gets told he is lucky to have met her. Some feminists want to establish a matriarchy and use bonobos as advertisement material. Ironically the "kind and nurturing" gender is hell bent on trivializing chikd murder as "benevolent infanticide" and doing over a billion abortions (more killed than all murder, war and genocide victims per year there are 73 million abortions, less than 5% being for medical reasons or related to rape or underage pregnancies)

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The blue guy drank silver nitrate was not related to the blue family.

And of course we ate shrooms!

8:36 what about the predators? Did we hunt those to extinction too? At the same time? As our numbers were also collapsing? I too think we were probably the final nail in the coffin but after most were already gone.