Post by E. EDWARDS on Oct 16, 2015 17:24:09 GMT
Why is the theory of evolution so important in understanding how human beings behave?
The theory of evolution explains the process of where and how human beings came about. Knowing the theory of evolution clarifies how each and every one of us are here on earth today. How each step of evolution contributes to a trade or behavior that human beings have.This helps with understanding how humans behave because one can predict a humans behavior based on evolution and whee humans came from, how they came about can tell a lot of what a humans behavior will ultimately be.
Which questions do you think evolutionary theory cannot answer?
I think there are a lot of questions that evolutionary theory cannot answer like, why there are different races and skin colors? or How were we as humans able to learn how to talk if we evolved from another species? And if we evolved from that species, that Apes, why didn't the pick up talking like Humans did? If the big bang theory is true how did earth get running water? Or trees and plants? At what point in the valuation of humans did humans start being able to cook and work and build when animals don't know how to do that for themselves, and according to the evolution theory it all started with the big bang theory and then humans evolved from apes and now we are what we are. There are a lot of missing pieces to the evolution theory that rises questions.
The theory of evolution explains the process of where and how human beings came about. Knowing the theory of evolution clarifies how each and every one of us are here on earth today. How each step of evolution contributes to a trade or behavior that human beings have.This helps with understanding how humans behave because one can predict a humans behavior based on evolution and whee humans came from, how they came about can tell a lot of what a humans behavior will ultimately be.
Which questions do you think evolutionary theory cannot answer?
I think there are a lot of questions that evolutionary theory cannot answer like, why there are different races and skin colors? or How were we as humans able to learn how to talk if we evolved from another species? And if we evolved from that species, that Apes, why didn't the pick up talking like Humans did? If the big bang theory is true how did earth get running water? Or trees and plants? At what point in the valuation of humans did humans start being able to cook and work and build when animals don't know how to do that for themselves, and according to the evolution theory it all started with the big bang theory and then humans evolved from apes and now we are what we are. There are a lot of missing pieces to the evolution theory that rises questions.