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Jiang argues evolution has three human-specific problems: unexplained ape-to-human difference, a large gap between human existence and recorded history, and too little diversity in human species.
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Jiang argues evolution has three human-specific problems: unexplained ape-to-human difference, a large gap between human existence and recorded history, and too little diversity in human species.
"...different types of human beings. But in fact, there's only one, Homo sapiens. Now, what scientists will tell you is, well, before, there were..."
"...different species of humans. And eventually, the best, our species, the homo sapiens, won out, okay? So what evolution says is that we are..."
"...religious okay okay so the neanderthals are supposed to be before homo sapiens but as you can see what we've discovered are these religious..."
"...much resources and time in building these uh ritual sites okay homo sapiens did cave paintings and these cave paintings i will show you..."
"...the story so far is that 200,000 years ago, we humans, Homo sapiens, we were born in Africa. And then about 50,000 years ago,..."
"...peaceful, egalitarian, and artistic. So about 300,000 years ago, our species, Homo sapiens, we were born in Africa. And then 50,000 years ago, because..."
A source-grounded reading of Jiang's attack on the scientific worldview: Big Bang, evolution, neuroscience, school, and transhumanism become parts of one material story that forgets divinity, fears death, and lets power reinvent reality.
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