Julian The Apostate
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Wait.. wait. I could go to Germany and pay to fuck a pig?So Germany (I think it's Germany) where bestiality is legal and there are brothels for that, will be the cradle of the species that will eventually over throw mankind.;
Fixed.I withhold my opinion until Hodj reads the evidence and reports back with his findings by making 100+ posts in under an hour.
Already happened. Kim and Kanye had a kid.Somebody holler when they throw chimps and pigs in a cage together and one of them gives birth to a cave man.
Make us a centaur and I'll reimburse you the cost of your plane ticket.Wait.. wait. I could go to Germany and pay to fuck a pig?
QUINLOE. I MIGHT NEED A PLACE TO CRASH.
lolThat might explain why fat white skanks and black dudes always seem to end up together...
Before you book a plane ticket to Germany, its not legal here and we dont have brothels with animals. There might be a few whale like looking hookers though.Wait.. wait. I could go to Germany and pay to fuck a pig?
QUINLOE. I MIGHT NEED A PLACE TO CRASH.
You're not a fun German, Quinloe would encourage this kind of idea.Before you book a plane ticket to Germany, its not legal here and we dont have brothels with animals. There might be a few whale like looking hookers though.
Extremely low probability just means you will have to fuck millions of pigs for science. Come back with a paper and I shall peer review it.There's a million reasons why this is ridiculous, just reading the comments at the phys.org site, there's plenty of people with proper knowledge pointing out that humans and pigs latest common ancestor is 94 million years old. To put that in perspective, the time between donkey and horse last common ancestor is 10 million years and they produce almost entirely infertile offspring (mules). Same for the genome. Pigs have like 10 or 12 fewer total genes than Homo sapiens. Donkeys and horses have either the exact same or are only like 2 apart, and that still produces infertility. Same with lions and tigers, ligers are almost always infertile, and they have a very similar ploidy value for their genomes.
So just based on those two facts you can throw this guy's theories out, the chance that hybridization between great ape and pig could occur, and that that hybrid offspring could be viable, are beyond astronomically low.
Then you have the fact that he's basically saying "Ignore the genomic evidence, its all bullshit, here's how it really happened, based on my subjective opinion of my subjective review of morphological similarities between the two species"
But....pigs and humans are mammals. All mammals have very similar morphological similarity between them due to common descent. Further, pigs developed in similar environments with humans, had a similar omnivorous consumption patterns so their digestion and cardio vascular systems have undergone similar selective pressures....
Its a great thought experiment, and a good theory to put out there to have people debunk, but don't take it too seriously.
He is right, though, we should consider hybridization more in studies of the evolution of our species. Just, not with pigs. With other hominin species.
Extremely low probability just means you will have to fuck millions of pigs for science. Come back with a paper and I shall peer review it.There's a million reasons why this is ridiculous, just reading the comments at the phys.org site, there's plenty of people with proper knowledge pointing out that humans and pigs latest common ancestor is 94 million years old. To put that in perspective, the time between donkey and horse last common ancestor is 10 million years and they produce almost entirely infertile offspring (mules). Same for the genome. Pigs have like 10 or 12 fewer total genes than Homo sapiens. Donkeys and horses have either the exact same or are only like 2 apart, and that still produces infertility. Same with lions and tigers, ligers are almost always infertile, and they have a very similar ploidy value for their genomes.
So just based on those two facts you can throw this guy's theories out, the chance that hybridization between great ape and pig could occur, and that that hybrid offspring could be viable, are beyond astronomically low.
Then you have the fact that he's basically saying "Ignore the genomic evidence, its all bullshit, here's how it really happened, based on my subjective opinion of my subjective review of morphological similarities between the two species"
But....pigs and humans are mammals. All mammals have very similar morphological similarity between them due to common descent. Further, pigs developed in similar environments with humans, had a similar omnivorous consumption patterns so their digestion and cardio vascular systems have undergone similar selective pressures....
Its a great thought experiment, and a good theory to put out there to have people debunk, but don't take it too seriously.
He is right, though, we should consider hybridization more in studies of the evolution of our species. Just, not with pigs. With other hominin species.