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Originally Posted by Sons to Glory!
One does not necessarily support or negate the other - just a possibility that seems to have some merit worth considering . . .
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There is some evidence that the gene that enables our brain to read could have been planted into man. The reason to suggest this is, as I have already noted, because it does not seem to fit into the theory of evolution.
It is also possible that as a result of this multiple new species were created, and then later weeded out, as we do not have an explanation yet for why the Neanderthals and the "hobbits" went extinct. But conjecture is not evidence. You might argue that ancient texts describing bioengineering are supported by the fossil record of man. But, realistically, it is not a theory that is supported by much physical evidence.
What i do find interesting is that viruses and diseases can now be seen as biological warfare. In other words, if I wipe out people in the middle ages with the black plague, what I have really done is equip this group of people with a biologic weapon that only they are immune to. Now, they go to America and the Indians are wiped out much easier because there are many diseases that people are exposed to and develop immunity to when they live in cities versus growing up in a rural setting.