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5/25/2015 3:41:28 PM
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If you made an underwater world and let humans live
In a few million years believe it or not
Those humans would have developed marine life traits
It's fact research the Galapagos island look at the same species who evolved in different ways
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In your hypothetical scenario, are those humans still humans?
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Edited by Stickman Al: 5/27/2015 6:17:36 PMNo. Or yes. Maybe? What do you think the answer is?
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How can you know that if you he hasn't specified what changes have occurred?
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That's the point; it's hypothetical. We can't use fiction as something exemplary when we only possess the fictional tale.
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So your point is that you can give a definite answer even though you don't have enough detail to understand the question? The correct answer is simply "I don't know".
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The question was simple. He wanted a black-and-white answer. So, of course, "Yes." He called humans in the beginning, and they should still be.
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Should? The point is, you jumped to a conclusion without sufficient evidence, which is something you seem to do a lot.
