Evolution Anyone?Modern Humans Hate Being Associated With Apes & PygmiesUnity Consciousness #2046

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A major logic sticking point exists in human logic when we are trying to understand whether or not humans evolved from earlier primates (apes, monkeys, chimpanzees and so on).

A main problem is that we are comparing the humans we are now to other primates we know now.
Humans looked different then and so did other primates. Simply put, the lines of demarcation were not so distinct in terms of physical appearances and behaviors.

When we compare the latest versions of ourselves as human animals to the latest versions of other primate animals we are making the same mistake we would if we were to compare how we look when we are born as babies to how we look when we are conceived as babies.

If we do not allow space and time in our minds to consider multiple processes that transform us from egg, sperm and zygote to fetus to baby to older age, then we are not allowing evolution to take place in our understandings of who we are and where we came from as a human collective and what we used to look like. Thus understanding why we are human becomes even more unclear.

As crazy as it sounds, it would be the same as having a bunch of ingredients and then combining them into a cake batter and then someone else comes along. This person claims the nice frosted cake on their plate has nothing to do with that gooey cake batter clinging to the bowl in the kitchen sink. This recently arrived person makes this assertion having never considered the many processes of how a finished cake comes into existence.

Since white people love to disparagingly claim Africans are monkeys, both Africans and Europeans love to deny being evolved from earlier primates. In doing so, most of us make believe evolution of one primate from another primate doesn't exist. Which is fine if we can logically explain how humans came into existence without evolving from apes. Or how whites evolved from blacks who are apes yet whites are not from apes despite the recent testimony of the human genome. Simply being created by God is an insufficient explanation. Simply because that's how it is, is also insufficient. What is the process that shows how the first humans came into existence? Perhaps it would help us to understand those first humans were much shorter than we are today. They also looked different in other ways such as being more muscular, thus stronger.

I keep repeating messages regarding humans evolving from apes because I continue to encounter a broad range of humans claiming otherwise, without offering explanations for or against other than refusal to believe.
I suspect this reaction is because the information we are using causes us to think of apes and monkeys in an unfavorable way in terms of being related to us or as our predecessor ancestors.
On the other hand we don't hesitate to think we descended from angels, even though we know we ain't living up to it. We'd also rather think we were made from dirt and women from a rib bone.

So the second major sticking point interfering with our understanding of human evolution is the negativity we associate with being compared to apes, monkeys, gorillas, chimpanzees, baboons and orangutans. And this is also why we hate the notion of being associated with shorter humans defamed as pygmies.

We hate the name and notion of things such as pygmy, ape and nigger because somebody else has messed up the names and our understandings of their original forms and truths.

It is for reasons such as these that a lot of people deny that all people evolved out of Africans. Why is this difficult to understand despite genetic evidences and other evidences? Second of all because Africans have been defamed so much. First of all because we compare whites to blacks as we exist now rather than comparing the first whites to the blacks they evolved (mutated) out of. If we could could see ourselves then, perhaps it would be easier to understand, but I doubt it.

It is a good thing for us to formulate different beliefs and opinions. It is not a good thing to not have a logical basis for doing so that we are not investigating in order to verify. It is not healthy to simply have a logical basis, if that logical basis contradicts other aspects of our reasoning. I would love to hear the thought process of those who think humans are not evolved from apes and how humans came into existence or how all lifeforms evolved from a single point, a common ancestor, a single word, a big bang, yet no lifeform evolved from each other, or are humans the exception? Are humans the non-evolved creation of God?

Where are the fundamental truths of the human life form? What are the points of origin, divergence and convergence and what accounts for these occurrences? How do we fit into an ecosystem that we did not evolve out of?

Those who are seeking truth will find it.
Those who are playing will get played.

Those who seeking to get paid will get paid.