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O.k i know this is totally random stuff but i just like to know other peoples thoughts is all.

ALIENS:
O.k this certainly isnt new - there has to be life on other planets, hell there might be life on titan - saturn's moon.
http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1995828,00.html
what makes me think even more about alien life, is that there was life on mars, im thinking if there was intelligent life there, something happened like a huge Asteroid hitting the planet and they couldnt prevent it, so what are there choices? die and thats it? i doubt it, i think we are in a way somehow which i cant explain - the beginning stage of the creatures, maybe i watch mission to mars too much, but theres too MUCH werid thing on earth, not even talking about crop circles, or how the pyramids were made almost perfect, no im talking about more werid shit like how us humans have accomplished soo much in about 100 years, from sailships to spaceships, from swords to lasers (yes we have prototype laser thing that can destroy missles and stuff) its just kinda hard how basically all this happened in 100 years. what bugs me out about my mars story is this:
http://lightworkers.org/blog/106101/giant-hexagon-saturn-and-jupiter-mystery
Is that our mommy and daddy from mars coming to visit us or watching us :-P, are we just some experiment. who the hell knows.
There is just too much werid shit happening that cant be explained,

EVOLUTION:
I also think about evolution, the thing i dont get is if we evolved from chimps, why the hell arent there any other smart animals like us on this planet, The reason why this bugs me out, you dont see a evolution of any fish animal that can building houses or have any forms of writing or anything in that nature. And according to something i read -  memory came from some pre-dinosaur animal, that was a water breather (fish life) - i forgot the name sorry.

Which is why my mars theory i for some reason believe more in, even though it will i know for a fact sound stupid to 99.99% of people on here.

I think about alot more of random stuff but its late and im getting tired i will prob.. update this tomorrow with some more random stuff.

1) Humans did not evolve from chimps, we shared a common ancestor 4-8 million years ago.

2) Humans have only been around a very short time in the big scheme of things. The earth is 4.5 billion years old. Early life appeared about 4 billion years ago. The dinosaurs lived about 200 million years ago. The earliest record of an animal categorized as Homo is only 2.5 million years old. The oldest record of a creature anatomically human is 200 thousand years old. Writing likely developed out of the need to keep track of a complex society sometime after 10 thousand years ago (earliest record is about 8 thousand years old). It is quite possible we are just first. Also once this began, the pace of technological advancement far outpaced the possible brain evolution of other species. Now that we fill the niche of intelligent, dominant species it is unlikely another will supplant us unless some catastrophe occurs, we create it ourselves, or they live underneath the earth or at the bottom of the sea or something. The last two possibilities are unlikely because there is much less energy to be had in those locations and limited space/increased "atmospheric" pressures would tend to select for smaller animals with corresponding smaller brains. "Intelligence" is roughly correlated to brain size, and better correlated to neocortex surface area.

C. elegans (the nematode) displays memory. It can learn and remember to associate temperature, oxygen levels, and other chemical cues (tastes and smells) with the presence of food.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/cc/Adult_Caenorhabditis_elegans.jpg/300px-Adult_Caenorhabditis_elegans.jpg

C. elegans has 302 neurons. The last common ancestor between humans and C. elegans was about 600 million years ago.

Did this settle it for you then?

Maybe for him, but not for me. I firmly believe that some alien is doing unpleasant things to your avatar, hence it's missing.

How many neurons does a paramecium have?

Better? Now we have Phinnaeus before and after.

More than a mecium of them.

 ??? Paramecium is an unicellular organism, thus it has no neurons.


You are assuming here that intelligence is an adaptable trait.  Evolution does not require natural selection (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutral_theory_of_molecular_evolution).  Most evolution at the DNA level is neutral.  With random sampling at small enough population size (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_drift), it is possible to fix certain genetic alleles in a population that may or may not be beneficial. 

Me and my big mouth this damn keyboard!

I haven't noticed anything weird.

from wikipedia

"Neanderthals and modern humans coexisted in Europe for several thousand years, but the duration of this period is uncertain.[2] Modern humans may have first migrated to Europe 40–43,000 years ago,[3] and Neanderthals may have lived as recently as 24,000 years ago in refugia on the south coast of the Iberian peninsula such as Gorham's Cave.[4][5] Inter-stratification of Neanderthal and modern human remains has been suggested,[6] but is disputed.[7]"

So there were 2 intelligent species at the same time. One was wiped out ...

...leaving only the weaker of the two to fend for themselves.

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