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 Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2007 2:33 am |
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New Book: STONETHROWING THEORY IS THE DOMINANT THEORY OF ANTHROPOLOGY
Chapters of this book:
(1) Introduction and stating the theory of Stonethrowing
(2) the synchronous and intertwining of the evolution of the
neocortex
with the behaviour of Throwing rocks and stones
(3) the major difference between primates and humanity is the
bone and muscle genetics that allows humans to easily throw rocks
and stones and whereas all the other primates lack this proficiency
(4) Physics of throwing as it relates to bone and muscle anatomy
(5) show where the bone and muscle anatomy must have Throwing coming
first in evolutionary development and Bipedalism as a natural
secondary byproduct of throwing; DNA proof
(6) put together in a more reasonable pattern all the fossilized
prehuman remains found, based on Stonethrowing;
and discuss the most likely historical account of prehumans for the
past 15 million years
I think I need to combine chapters 6 and 7 into one.
Based on Stonethrowing theory, Oreopithecus looks like the best
candidate
for the oldest prehuman. And Oreopithecus was found in Sardina Italy
region.
Of course Oreopithecus dates to about 10 million years ago.
I will need to have to show pictures of the environment of Southern
Europe
and Africa some 10 to 12 million years ago and what land bridges
connected
Italy to Africa.
And Evolution theory implies that changes occur in speciation largely
at the
periphery or edge of the species range since the periphery is the
environment
that begins to change drastically to the disadvantage of the species.
Where the
species have to adapt to newer factors that are not encountered deep
inside the
comfort zone of the species. So that Italy was the edge or periphery
of the
habitat range of apes and where most of them lived in Africa. So it is
not
surprizing that ape-like creatures in Italy (Sardinia) would begin
throwing
rocks and stones for a living. And this ape-like creature evolved into
Oreopithecus. Oreopithecus is the earliest stonethrower we know of
and may have started to have long intervals of bipedal walking but not
fully biped.
Then sometime between 10 and 7 million years ago, this Sardinia Italy
Oreopithecus crossed into Africa. Show what the geography was like
from 10 to 7 million years ago in the Mediterranean region. And this
stonethrower would appear next in Kenya and called Orrorin.
Orrorin was both a stonethrower and fully biped. Hopefully we have
some good fossils of the upper and lower arm and elbow of Oreopithecus
and Orrorin. The elbow in Orrorin should be far closer to the midpoint
of the arm than compared to Oreopithecus.
After Orrorin, the story picks up in further south in Africa where
prehumans
evolve into a deadly stonethrowing and biped running species. It is
given
several different names.
Next the story shows our human ancestors migrated north back into
Europe and where our ancestors met up with Neanderthal. And since
Neanderthal was primitive in throwing, our ancestors extincted
Neanderthal.
The question of whether Orrorin migrated both south into Africa and
also east into Asia is not known to me. Or perhaps
the Asian migration started not with Orrorin but with
the more modern southern Africa ancestors.
And I need to find out where the
Asian ancestry fits into the picture of migration.
Anyway, my above outline runs counter to most modern day
anthropology which says that the seat of the origin of humanity
is in Africa and not Italy.
But anthropology never had a guiding theory such as Stonethrowing
to set things right.
Archimedes Plutonium
www.iw.net/~a_plutonium
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