Re: Sweating is a dryland, not an aquatic adaptation in humans.
From: Paul Crowley (slkwuoiutiuytciuyik_at_slkjlskjoioue.com)
Date: 01/15/05
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Date: Sat, 15 Jan 2005 16:19:45 -0000
"Philip Deitiker" <Donevenask@worlnet.att.net> wrote in message news:fN1Gd.20642
> Animals migrate to where they can survive in competition with other
> animals. Humans live in the namib. very few other animals can live in
> the Namib, most of the animals that live in the namib have specific
> adaptations for living in the namib.
Ridiculous. Humans live in the Antarctic. very few other
animals can live in the Antarctic, most of the animals that
live in the Antarctic have specific adaptations for living in
the Antarctic.
The difference is that humans have
TECHNOLOGY. This enables them to
live in all sorts of places. The technology
of the !Kung may not be as obvious as
that of the humans in Antarctic, but it's
still as crucial to their survival in such
an otherwise inhospitable environment.
How can a supposedly intelligent person
not be aware that humans have
technology? And that this makes them
a tad different from other species?
< Rest of nonsense snipped.>
Paul.
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