True. But that will be a "can of worms" only for those 'man the God child' experts, and perhaps for some of 'us' armchair paleo anthropologists who can't handle that some people have different ideas from them. I still don't see, however, how it would "open a whole can of worms" for the Abos (and Papuas, and Bushmen). What difference would it make to their lives? It won't make them stop living, breathing or reproducing – i.o.w. being – will it? It won't make them suddenly fall off the edge of the world, will it? They are there! They exist! The 'man the God child' experts can't ignore their physical presence just because they don't like the idea, can they?Digit wrote:Ok, it will result in the same group of 'man the God child' experts who have/are so opposed to the idea that we might be part HSN. They won't have got over that shocking idea yet.
Well... unfortunately they can. Just like the masses simply ignore the Obama reality versus the Obama campaign promises. Or like Palin in all seriousness can state on national TV that "George Washington was the leader" [of the Pilgrim Fathers]
and still have a large following (which must be even dumber than Palin, if that is at all possible).
