Mr. Darwin argued that the distant, distant ancestors of man lived in trees, and walked on the ground on four legs. Well, former monkeys, let's look at ourselves in the mirror! Yes, we are far from being Tarzans … Our entire musculoskeletal system, large and inflexible legs, weak arms are clearly not adapted for rapid movement through trees in the proprietary monkey way: by swinging and throwing the body from branch to branch. Now remember Engels about how labor made a man out of a monkey …
According to his hypothesis, for a long time it was believed that the monkey got up on two legs as a result of the employment of the forepaws with tools - a stick or a stone. But since 1924, a mass of fossil remains of monkeys have been discovered, which already walked on two legs. Therefore, primates "got on their feet" not because they began to do something good with their hands. Most likely, at first they were upright, and then four-legged. And why should monkeys go down from trees, where they feel out of danger, and after going down, stand on two legs, because the four-legged move is easier, faster and is used by all land monkeys.
Why would the hands of indefatigable human workers suddenly become so shortened and weakened in comparison with the strong hands of monkeys? Why didn't chimpanzees or extinct species of monkeys turn to work for millions of years of their existence? Darwinists believe that human ancestors were hunters and ate meat. But why are the jaws of a person so weak today and where did the fangs go, with which it is so convenient to tear raw meat?
And the ancient man did not use fire and could not soften meat. In humans, intestines are twice as long as in predators. What is it for, were our ancestors really vegetarians? Why did people lose their wool, because even in the tropics it is cold at night, and all monkeys retain their wool? Imagine how we would save on clothes these days if we were covered in hair?
It remains unclear why a person has such long hair on his head, as opposed to a modest hedgehog ape? So that the hairs cling to twigs and branches when fleeing from a predator or so that fleas breed in them? What such conditions caused the chin and nose to grow forward, why did the brow ridges disappear? Great apes lack a tail, scientists explain this in different ways. The majority is inclined to believe that they have “served time”, since they acquired a habit, which is very important for a person, to sit on the buttocks.
It is strange that completely different species of monkeys "sat out" their tails: gibbons, orangutans, chimpanzees, gorillas, as well as fossil monkeys, many of which were not seen in frequent gatherings. The great apes have flat feet. It is believed that monkeys walked a lot and therefore their flat feet were transformed into a vaulted one. But no one has yet found a way to transform the flat foot of a person into a vaulted one by walking. On the contrary, this congenital anomaly limits a person's mobility, forcing him to sit and lie more than to stand and walk.
All these questions are resolved if we admit that the ancestors of people were not hairy, brainless and clumsy people from the forest - monkeys, but smooth-skinned, bipedal and more intelligent than their contemporaries, people!
Ask, where did the monkeys come from? Imagine a man who left society and was exiled empty-handed into the woods. Where would such a person seek shelter from animals? Of course, in a tree! In the absence of McDonald's, he will have to get used to getting and eating raw food. He will nimbly climb trees, because he can practice in this every day. From this, his arms will strengthen, lengthen, straight human shoulders will "move" forward, legs, on the contrary, will shrink and bend, the brain will contract due to unused, the jaws will develop … In a word, in a few hundred years it will be a hundred percent monkey!
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