Evolution (Part II) - Darwinian Evolution and Natural Selection

[@BirbAlerted]

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[@Nightman-eb8mj]

Another very interesting thing to think about is about our food and digestive system. What are humans supposed to eat? How did our digestive system develop and adopt, considering that almost every plant we cultivate and eat has been substantially modified through centuries of artificial selection. A wild corn, wheat, or carrot is almost impossible to eat and digest.

[@Nightman-eb8mj]

6:55 But, the question is: "Can we do the same thing with humans?"

[@iwkaoy8758]

No That's not how breeding works Example - If you wanted a cute small dog width long ears You start width a dog width large ears. Down breed it into a smaller size dog,but preserve the ears Example - Phoenix foxes don't have large ears Day have small heads. Their ears aren't bigger Dan there prehistoric wolf ancestor their head are small compared to their ears

[@Nightman-eb8mj]

@@iwkaoy8758 Why wouldn't the same, or similar process work with humans too?

[@iwkaoy8758]

@@Nightman-eb8mj Yes, it would work width man but this guy said you Ken start from a dog width no ears. You Kent breed a group of furless dogs into dogs width fur to their legs But you Ken down breed a long fur dog two a smaller dog width fur to its legs You ken preserve the long fur while you down breed it's size.