Who knows? I just went back in time to when life was much simpler.
What got me thinking was the venus flytrap plant. It's a plant, yet it consumes insects. I'm guessing the branching off of animals from plants happened around that time.
Well, I know nothing about that so I can't say, conclusively if I agree or not. But what I can say is that a monkey cannot evolve into a human, neither can a human evolve back or to something else.
The Theory of Evolution can't be proven because it just takes too damn long to test. It seems to make sense, but we can't truly ever know as long as we're in a world dependent on time. Once we become people out of time, then we can confirm.
Same reason animals split from plants. Some chose to make the change, others chose to stay as-is.
What animal? What plant?
Who knows? I just went back in time to when life was much simpler.
What got me thinking was the venus flytrap plant. It's a plant, yet it consumes insects. I'm guessing the branching off of animals from plants happened around that time.
Well, I know nothing about that so I can't say, conclusively if I agree or not. But what I can say is that a monkey cannot evolve into a human, neither can a human evolve back or to something else.
The Theory of Evolution can't be proven because it just takes too damn long to test. It seems to make sense, but we can't truly ever know as long as we're in a world dependent on time. Once we become people out of time, then we can confirm.
There's just one truth at the end of the day and that's that everything is effectively dust in the end.