Miscellaneous Topics on Indian History

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Overall, he wrote in a Nature commentary, the discovery provides "a veritable mine of information about a crucial stage in human evolutionary history."

Well, I am the last person to believe Darwin's Evolution 'coz.
      evolution as known to us has no meaning because human life begins with two half cells i.e.ovum and sperm;which then become one cell(unicellular) and this carries on in utero to evolve as neonate.There is no need for us to seek evolution from Amoeba(unicellular) to monkeys and so on.
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Natural selection says <b>nothing</b> about evolutionary direction, species progress or any other teleological motives/goals attributed to it, AFAIK. Humans are just extremely good at reproductive success in a given environment. Evolution theory does not have a ladder of evolutionary progress that places humans at
the top.