How Creationism Taught Me Real Science 92 Human Evolution

In this episode we examine the so-called evidence for ape-to-man evolution.

References:

Creationist Argument

Neanderthal Significance

Thomas Huxley discussing Frisians (Pages 326 - 327)

Genetic evidence of Neanderthal-Cro Mag interbreeding

Denisovan mtDNA

Floresiensis
and

Overview of human origins

[tofu_golem]

My great great grandmother was an ape. So was my great grandmother, my grandmother, and my mother.

Humans are apes. I don't know why this is so difficult for people to grasp.

[robertculen]

Discovered this series 2 days ago and have been binge-watching it. Your videos are very well-researched, well presented and stated clearly and coherently. You deserve far more subscribers.

[wendigo]

My brother told me I was a Neanderthal when I was young. Imagine the surprise when I told my grade one teacher that enlightening bit of news.

[hitmanpro]

Excellent video. I love your series, especially the way its layout like a lawyer rebutting the opponents arguments one by one.

[garethjones]

If God made mankind out of mud, why is there still mud?

[TornadoCAN]

Another stellar summary good Sir! I did not know Floresiensis were found un-fossilized! That's a stunner. I need to read up on that some more.

[mohamedluqman]

Missing your videos mate, what have you been upto ? Hope you doing good.

[creativerealms]

I love that Gish couldn't even be consistent with his own opinion on what's an ape and what's human.

[kellyandrichweddle]

A superb review of human evolution. I especially liked the phylogenetic tree.

[DarthCalculus]

it just occurred to me that you use the word investigate instead of debunk. I really like the tone that sets. Another excellent video

[sammy]

Excellent. The way you laid out the blood clotting cascade gave me a picture where there was none. This episode made the picture I did have much better.
You have a gift for clarity in instruction, sir Tony.

[JosephSmith-yxcg]

Tony! Wow! Number 92! Congratulations! You have an incredible gift for this! Keep up the good work!

[alflyle]

Tony, I enjoy your videos. However, one aspect of real science you have yet to learn is to always specify Celsius versus Fahrenheit when citing a temperature. For example at 3 minutes into the video, a cave with an average temperature of 0 degrees Fahrenheit is much colder than a cave with an average temperature of 0 degrees Celsius. And 0 degrees Kelvin is yet way, way colder.

[paullawtable]

There is lots of confusion among creationasts

[nolanfields]

775 million years ago? I mean, you’re probably right. But hopefully there is one closer than that as well.

[jamesginty]

what do you think of the new aronra vs Inmate #06452017 videos?

[VierthalerStudios]

Here’s a topic for a future video: An argument I once heard against evolution from a YEC was, “Our blood has more in common with pigs than it does with apes. Now what’s next? Are they gonna start saying that we evolved from pigs?”

[thomasfplm]

I don't remember if you made any video about the possibility/impossibility of infinite regress and A-theory vs. B-theory of time.

If you did, from the titles of the videos I couldn't find it, and if you didn't, I would be a fine subject for a video.

[akoskormendi]

Seriously hearing the intro made my blood boil. Creationist misrepresentation is the worst. Glad you clear up their bullshit ^^
(Also don't mistaken my comment, I know your channel, you debunk creationist claims, I watched the whole video)

[CLipka]

3:02 - When citing temperatures in degrees, please make sure to also mention whether they are referring to the Fahrenheit or Celsius scale.