TagliatelliMonster
Veteran Member
Right now it just makes me laugh when I see artist's depictions of what they imagine were the faces of previous types of humans. My conclusion about the theory is from the fact that the proof (evidence) taken is basically that of fossils and making it appear they fit into the theory because they have similar looking parts, etc.
Hint number 3 that you have no clue what you are talking about.
"similar looking parts" is not the factor of paleontology and the fossil record. Try comparative anatomy, nested hierarchies of those anatomical structures, geographic distribution of species, the geological layers the fossils are found in,... and all those data points combined into a multi-layered dataset which converges on a single answer: evolution.
And that's just the fossil record, which isn't even that great as evidence since fossils are rather rare.
Then there's also the genetic record and analysis of extant species, which are modeled in a dataset in much the same way - only with a LOT more data - and where those multi-layered datasets converge on the exact same answer as the fossil record does.
Every post of yours just shows how limited your knowledge of evolutionary biology really is.