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Is mans theory of human evolution clouded from the truth?

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wj
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02-12-2004 10:34 PM 		Reply to: Message 8 by Annunaki
02-12-2004 10:24 PM

Re: Darwin is wrong Sitchen is right
Sounds like a good science fiction story. Perhaps its needs a little more filling out. Feel free to use your imagination.
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BTW, why did our alien ancestors go to the trouble of disabling their GLO genes eith the identical mutation as other earthbound primates? Or did the other primates come to earth on the same excursion?
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02-12-2004 10:38 PM 		Reply to: Message 11 by Annunaki
02-12-2004 10:35 PM

Re: It approaches.
It hasn't offended, only amused.
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So, what's your explanation for the disabled GLO gene shared by humans and other primates?
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02-12-2004 10:42 PM 		Reply to: Message 13 by Annunaki
02-12-2004 10:39 PM

Re: Darwin is wrong Sitchen is right
anutter writes:
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(primate genes were spliced with that of an annunaki to create our evolutionary chain. Why is it so hard to believe?)
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Why would a supposed superior race go to such trouble and then not fix the GLO gene while they were at it? Almost all other mammals have functional GLO genes, why retain a faulty GLO gene in the genome whihc was being created?
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