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Old 08-06-2009, 01:57 PM   #4
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No. From the brief look I've had at both books, they seem to primarily (if not exclusively) focus on animal evolution.

Doubtless for the reason you point out.

And though I broadly agree with what you say, I do not find the idea of the human race a million years from now (assuming it survives that long) looking (even mostly) indistinguishable from present-day humans too plausible either.

- Ahi
Call me a pessimist, but I can't imagine the human species surviving another thousand years, much less a million! And honestly, the world will be a better place when we're gone.
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