Bringing Back Neanderthals: Ethical Dilemmas and Intellectual Capabilities Explained | #JRE #1980

Join Joe Rogan and Michio Kaku as they discuss the intriguing possibility of bringing back a Neanderthal child. Discover the ethical debates surrounding this topic and delve into the intellectual capabilities of Neanderthals. Are they smarter than us? Did they possess language and communicate? Explore the complexities of introducing a Neanderthal into modern society and the moral implications it raises. Don't miss this thought-provoking conversation!

[jeffreymedeiros]

They didn’t “probably have language”, they did have language as they had the FOXP2 gene just like us for complex language.

[dannyd.]

Imagine they do this and a Bigfoot kid pops out

[medoss]

I just keep thinking about the Geico cavemen😅

[RMA_Baller]

Neanderthals are actually alive, because of climate change they had to grow body hair and those would be technically gorillas or chimpanzees so to bring back them is to get gorrilla dna and human dna and try to regrow a neanderthal, and another fact is that gorillas have big muscle and neanderthals had alot of muscles and they were very strong.

[CramcrumBrewbringer]

They were stronger and probably smarter. But this was their downfall. They didn’t need to innovate like Homosapiens did, and this was their downfall.

[sheepj]

They were stronger then human there bones were stronger and it’s beloved that they used more close range weapons

[OhyesSofresh]

Al the problems in the world and this is what they want to do.

[danielgalvin]

Couldn't put 'It' in a zoo. Have 'It' live with us. smh

[joeysausage]

The picture of the Neanderthal looks like joe.