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#996730
dpareja
Ockham's Razor, idiot.
7/30/2009 1:33:51 AM
#996788
aaa
Your garden variety idiot. Don't feed it or it will try to hump your leg with an orgone blaster.
7/30/2009 2:33:22 AM
#996858
Nathan the Wise
We ain't hardly different at all. Bigger brains is about it. And for some of us, not even that.
7/30/2009 5:04:12 AM
#996936
Dr. Novakaine
It's called evolution. It makes more sense and has far more evidence than your wackiness.
7/30/2009 7:51:16 AM
#997004
Antichrist
Same shit that's been around since the 70's.
7/30/2009 10:26:03 AM
#997027
perdurabo
Dude, where's my car?
7/30/2009 10:52:15 AM
#997075
Misty
I just wanna know... Where do they get these names from? What the hell is an anunnaki?
7/30/2009 12:12:18 PM
#997128
Dark_Lord_Prime
"Primates have 48 chromosomes, humans have 46. The second and third chromosomes are fused together."
I'm not a geneticist, nor do I spend my free time studying the details of our DNA in depth, so I'll assume you mean that the second and third chromosomes of human DNA are fused together.
That being the case... if two of 48 are fused into one, doesn't that make 47?
7/30/2009 2:00:41 PM
#997195
katie5000
Somebody's been reading too much Zechariah Sitchin.
@ Misty: I think the Anunnaki were the original set of Sumerian gods from way back when. According to Sitchin, they were actually the members of a spacefaring race that set up shop on Nibiru/Planet X and came to Earth looking for gold to bring back to Nibiru to shore up their atmosphere or something. They created humans as the primitive workers that would toil away for the gods/aliens when the members of the gods'/aliens' own civilization refused to do it anymore.
7/30/2009 5:11:42 PM
#997222
HeathenAngel
Please be "POE".
Some people really really scare me.
7/30/2009 7:23:45 PM
#997232
WMDKitty
IIRC, the "Annunaki" were gods, not ETs, and "Planet X" is a hoax.
7/30/2009 8:07:58 PM
#997403
Doctor Fishcake
7/31/2009 2:17:30 AM
#997752
Sula Nebouxii
@Dark_Lord_Prime
Actually, not quite. Human chromosome #2 is a fusion of two (non-human) primate chromosomes.
As for the number, chromosomes are organized in pairs, one from mom and one from dad (this much I'm sure you know). Since they are (almost) always paired, you'll often just refer to pairs as one chromosome. That Human chromosome #2 I mentioned? It's actually chromosome pair #2. 46 and 48 are the number of chromosomes total, 23 and 24 are the number of pairs. Two pairs of chromosomes fused into one pair, so we went form 48 to 46.
7/31/2009 2:30:13 PM
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