Questioning the Reality of Human Evolution

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Human evolution
It's November 24, 1974 on a dig site of Hader, Ethiopia. Donald Johansson decided to take an alternative route back to their vehicle through a nearby gully and spotted a forearm bone. Very quickly he saw many other bones. Two weeks later he had assembled 40 percent of a human skeleton. However, do we know human evolution was real? I do not believe in human evolution because of gaps in human history, other animals going extinct, and theories of everything.
My first reason is how there are huge gaps in human history. "The timeline of human evolution is long and controversial with significant gaps," This quote came from live science. While there may have been artifacts found to prove evolution, we today do not know exactly what happened within these gaps. Within these gaps anything could have happened. Also we learn more and more about humans all the time so how do we know it is true? Like myths of the lost city of Atlantis there are huge gaps of things we don’t know waiting to be filled. …show more content…

“Reality as described by Albert Einstein is just a theory; continental drift is just a theory, atomic theory" from National geographic. As of the theory of evolution we don’t have proof it occurred. With so many bones found and the extinction of animals, we can't really determine if older supposed human bones aren't just extinct ape species. Even today we fight extinction of animals so couldn’t other prehistoric species after the dinosaurs went extinct? The answer would be yes because of new species being found even

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