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Business › Re: US Oil Imports From Nigeria To Drop As Trump Plans Energy Emergency Order by Biggeststar01: 9:17am On Jan 22, 2025

DrAda:
You still don't get it do you? Poor people exists whether you like it or not. Even now, do you tell the poor people around you to magically man up and fix their lives in a second?

In the eyes of the world, WE ARE POOR. And while we all hope that one day that our leaders will do the needful and grow, we are largely dependent on the largesse of our rich friends to survive NOW.

I am pretty sure that you get it and going forward, I will no longer say anything about this. Trump's policies will make the low and middle income countries even poorer. Whatever you think you are going through now will only get worse.

I hope we all are preparing for what's to come because it won't be pretty.

I think Nigeria has what it takes to more or less, not care about this development, that is if the people in charge of policy-making actually know what to do.

That said, the USA is likely one of Nigeria’s biggest recurring customers in terms of oil and it’s exportation. so I expect this to take a toll on Nigerias precarious state of economy. It is therefore of paramount importance that our leaders be circumspect of what they do in response. Unfortunately, Nigerian leaders are as clueless as they get.

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Politics › Re: It’s Unpatriotic To Say ‘may Nigeria Not Happen To You’ – Taiwo Oyedele by Biggeststar01: 3:01pm On Jan 21, 2025

EmperorCaesar:
In 2005, People actually believe things like this does affect people?

So when he says Amen, what would happen to him?

Nigerians actually believe vain wishes like really affect people in real life?

Una wey dey vote Obi, na so una dey think?

So, if i say "May you be richer than Elon Musk" and you say 'Amen', e go happen true true?

Jeez, see people wey we dey follow share country

Obviously, you didn’t think through…. before you started typing.

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Politics › Re: Anybody Calling For Nnamdi Kanu's Release Is Nigeria’s Enemy- Bashir Ahmad by Biggeststar01: 7:21pm On Jan 20, 2025

Flangelo12:
In your mind you've said something sensible.

In your mind, if all criminals aren't caught, your criminal must be set free.

The injury to the east since Kanu began his campaign has done what for the east?

I don't even know why I'm responding to your likes.

Continue with the today sit-at-home and slaughtering of your kinsmen.

Who does it hurt?

You’re not getting the point. The point I’m making is not that the Yoruba criminals are “pampered” and that the same should be done to the criminals from Igbo extraction. What I’m saying is that protesters aren’t criminals and shouldn’t be treated as such, including the APC protesters during Jonathan’s regime.

But yeah you’re right you shouldn’t be talking to me about this, neither should I be speaking with you on this matter, it’s not like you can change anything.

The future is unpredictable and “unfathomably contingent”. Nigerias disintegration, Nigerias drastic economic evolution, Nigerias collapse. Neither you or I can tell the future so it’s not worth arguing about it.
Especially if we don’t agree.

Politics › Re: Anybody Calling For Nnamdi Kanu's Release Is Nigeria’s Enemy- Bashir Ahmad by Biggeststar01: 5:23pm On Jan 20, 2025

Flangelo12:
There are agitators and there are terrorists.

If you aren't being hypocritical, can you say Kanu has brought a civil or criminal engagement to his agitation?

Is it not the same Kanu that said he was going to Abuja to bring Buhari's head?

Not the same Kanu that incited a mob to destroy properties of people from the west also asking that a mob kills their relations?

Whenever I read nonsense from your ilk, I just know
you are duplicitous and evil characters.

What is wrong with you? Why lie?
You and I know Kanu didn’t send any mob to Lagos to destroy anything. You know he doesn’t have that power or money. You also know that Kanu doesn’t have the power to bring any body’s head, let alone that of a president.

Even if there’s truth to your claims (which I honestly doubt that there is), how does this address the issue of marginalization and discrimination against the SErs? Or you just decided to change the subject and respond to the kind of argument you think you would win? Why skew the facts to defend utter insanity.

Do you know how many people from Yoruba extraction that have said hateful things to the apc administration? Do you know that the APC supporters threatened Jonathan and even went as far as parading a coffin with his picture on it before 2014 general elections?

Did the military attack those protesters? Did they call for their leaders arrest? What are you saying?

Your hate for Igbos has repressed your thinking sir. I think you need a thorough mental evaluation.

Good day.

Politics › Re: Anybody Calling For Nnamdi Kanu's Release Is Nigeria’s Enemy- Bashir Ahmad by Biggeststar01: 2:04pm On Jan 20, 2025

Flangelo12:
You are a Kanu supporter.

How can anyone shield his evil doing yet claim not to be his supporter?

What impact has Kanu brought to igboland apart from strife?

1st paragraph response: no I’m not his supporter. He was careless and arrogant. I do believe in an Igbo nation but not like this. The people spearheading the movement have turned it into a joke and something of a criminal, expansionist agenda.

Second paragraph response: from what we know, Kanu’s only offense was stoking hatred and bigotry into Nigeria’s fragile unity, further precluding any attempts to make peace for productive alliance. He exacerbated the tension between the Igbos and other Nigerian ethnicities which is a very illiterate attempt at seeking autonomy. He never sponsored terrorists (at least none that we know of), He never called for violence (although he threatened the Nigerian government a couple times but never delivered on his threats). This guy as far as I know is a person who is concerned about the marginalization and discrimination of his people, my people. And even though his methods were wrong, he was right in agitating.
There’s a lot of things to agitate about in Nigeria, I’m often bemused by the calmness and complacency of some people like you. There are Yoruba agitators too you know, wonder why you don’t notice them and call for their arrest.
Agitation is ok, terrorism isn’t. Which is why I applaud the Finland authorities for the arrest of the thoughtless, insane thug; Simon Epka.

3rd paragraph response: Kanu worsened the situation by his frivolous and superfluously harsh statements and remarks. However, he has shown the Igbo people that they are settling for less in Nigeria. Nigeria has put it upon itself to marginalize the Igbos economically, politically and even in infrastructural development. It’s only reasonable that the Igbos are allowed to leave, should they choose to, and form their own sovereign nation where they would be responsible for its nascent growth or eventual collapse. Where they would be respected as 1st class citizens and not regarded as political slaves.

Before you claim that “there’s no marginalization” I’d like you to make your research. People can’t be agitating for nothing. It doesn’t make sense.

A clear example is the gas pipeline network system. Despite the role that south eastern states like Abia, IMO, Anambra play in Nigeria’s gas industry, word being that the SE accounts for around 60% to 80% of natural gas reserves in Nigeria, the FG’s blueprint for the CNG project has excluded SE states from the gas pipeline systems. Channeling gas from southeast states to another region (eg. gas from Abia would be transported from the state to another region entirely. The funny thing is that the original planners had already proposed their own blueprint that passes from the SE to its neighbors, but the FG rejected it and made its own blueprint. This is a clear example of the deliberate disregard and marginalization that the Nigerian government is trying to exploit with the Igbos. That gas pipeline would help provide jobs and infrastructural development in SE. but Nigeria as always, has denied them that benefit as well, even with their own resources.

Politics › Re: Anybody Calling For Nnamdi Kanu's Release Is Nigeria’s Enemy- Bashir Ahmad by Biggeststar01: 1:37pm On Jan 20, 2025

Flangelo12:
You are a Kanu supporter.

How can anyone shield his evil doing yet claim not to be his supporter?

What impact has Kanu brought to igboland apart from strife?

Politics › Re: Anybody Calling For Nnamdi Kanu's Release Is Nigeria’s Enemy- Bashir Ahmad by Biggeststar01: 1:20pm On Jan 20, 2025

zero8zero:
But when Bokoharam founder, Yusuf was jailed, northerners were not calling for his release.

Kanu is not the founder of UGM. His careless haphazard modus operandi simply spiraled into this madness. But he is not directly involved in the killings.

But i’m more curious about the Yorubas and Hausa-Fulanis who seem more invested and “obsessed” with Igbo affairs even to the extent of neglecting their own regional crisis. Why? Why do this?

Politics › Re: Anybody Calling For Nnamdi Kanu's Release Is Nigeria’s Enemy- Bashir Ahmad by Biggeststar01: 1:16pm On Jan 20, 2025

Flangelo12:
I think Nnamdi Kanu should be executed.

Preferably by a noose till the breath is snuffed out of him.

The damage he has caused to the East, the deaths he has caused to his people and family, the disturbance to the polity, are not forgivable sins.

It's quite surprising when I see some Igbos on Nairaland asking for his release.

Short-sighted, parochial and easily manipulated folks.

Funny I could say the same about tinubu and APC.

Btw, I’m not a Kanu supporter. Before you start dragging me.

Politics › Re: Anybody Calling For Nnamdi Kanu's Release Is Nigeria’s Enemy- Bashir Ahmad by Biggeststar01: 1:14pm On Jan 20, 2025

And anybody allowing Fulani herdsmen to go about killing innocent people is an enemy to national security.

Politics › Re: "Nigerians Must Agree On Terms To Stay United" – Ex-gov Victor Attah by Biggeststar01: 2:26am On Jan 20, 2025

sulaak:
Learn how to use paragraphs; I tried to restructure your lengthy article, which is interesting.

Sorry about that sir. It was copied and pasted from WhatsApp.

Politics › Re: "Nigerians Must Agree On Terms To Stay United" – Ex-gov Victor Attah by Biggeststar01: 8:44am On Jan 18, 2025*

I wrote this in my free time. Pardon my English I’m still a student apropos the language.

“The core foundation of a successful project, like a country, is unity. Unity is a corollary of trust. Trust of the people in the government and vice-versa, trust in institutions and policies, trust in the modus operandi and also the modus vivendi of cultural and political organizations etc. In trust, there is a higher chance of productive alliance and collective goal setting. Trust is a corollary of reliability, or in some milieux, it could be a product of sense of belonging.

This does not need much explanation as it is the status quo in almost every successful homogeneous economic and industrial power house we know of. By and large, we observe how socially homogenous countries grow faster and more efficaciously as opposed to larger, more diverse countries. Now, saying that socioculturally heterogeneous countries are doomed to fail due to their preponderant cultural disparities, would be making a false causation fallacy.

That said, history has records of countries that owe their socioeconomic success to the critical avant-garde decisions in policy making that were unanimous and weren’t thwarted by ethno-based or religiously centered objections. That gets us to our next derivative, likemindedness, in this case, political likemindedness. Likemindedness is an offshoot of cultural homogeneity or shared experience. People who share a tradition and cultural behavior as well as people who have had to experience similar events in the past will probably be more likeminded especially apropos events that are related or similar to what they had experienced together, which is hardly the case with people who barely have anything in common.

That leaves us to our last element, History. History connects the dots. It is what determines the likelihood of future alliances or yet, future conflicts between regions. It doesn’t take much critical thinking to become cognizant of the fact that a country made up of different historically belligerent tribes and cliques that don’t tolerate each other, will hardly ever want to put aside their tribal interests and identities, and work together to benefit the collective interest of the country that is sure to benefit every unit.

This phenomenon is prevalent in both educated and uneducated societies and is not merely a product of lack of exposure or a lack of education on tolerance and respect for differing cultures. It’s simply human nature. Something we evolved with, a quasi tacit manner of behavior and perception of the world and the people in it.

As humans, we all have the proclivity to attach our identities to our tribe, race, religion, country, etc. We also tend to prefer our in-group over the out-groups. We especially don’t like rival out-groups because we find them threatening to our communities’ safe space, especially when we’re being compelled to share the same geopolitical region as the outsiders. This spawns a myriad of obstacles to developing the country.

You can’t force people to work together, especially when they have no reason to trust each other, let alone sacrifice their inherent identities, and replace them with artificial identities.

This keeps constituent sections of the country in a brutal stalemate, where no one wants to be the first to sacrifice their individual clans’ interests for the benefit of the nation. Sure, there are solutions to these problems that don’t involve separating into individual sovereign states, but many will not voluntarily participate in these solutions because it will involve putting aside their tribal identities and embracing a more nationalistic identity, which might even be considered quixotic both a priori and a posteriori.”

-Biggeststar.

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Crime › Re: Yahoo Boys Kill EFCC Official, Injures Another In Anambra by Biggeststar01: 7:55am On Jan 18, 2025

TribalChair:
Wetin pain me pas be werey wey order diz raid, hin go dey hin house dey chill.
The Dumbo's wey Dem send no go use their brain, even if an emergency situation force u to break into people's house to avoid evidence destruction, how protected are you to proceed with such operation, u dey form SWAT and u are equipped like a boy scout..

They go learn the hard way. Boys nowadays Dey craze. Give them gun and weed and the small brain wey Dey get no go function again. I hope they’re caught and duly punished. Miscreants.

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Crime › Re: Three US-based Nigerians Jailed For Defrauding Elderly Americans by Biggeststar01: 10:58am On Jan 17, 2025*

Crime › Re: Osun Police Parade Suspected Cultists, Conspirators, Thieves by Biggeststar01: 3:57pm On Jan 16, 2025

Godwin4444:
but according to economics in secondary school, people only migrate to where there's economic prosperity.

Igbos claim yorubas are hungry n Igbos can't stop migrating to Yoruba land

Igbos claim their region is paradise but they keep running away from there own paradise

Have u seen a Yoruba man carry his load n say he wants to go n hustle in Igbo land before?

Nobody leaves fertile land for barren land, even Igbos outside south east see Igbos in south east as people not serious with their life

What is happening in Lagos is not a result of economic prosperity, far from it actually, It’s rather a result of economic injustice.

People aren’t coming to Lagos because they think it’s “better”, they are coming because the government has not performed in the area of decentralization and de-monopolization of the Nigerian economy. We also see this with Nigeria and oil: They refused to invest in the Economic exports that will involve hard work and critical thinking, so they invest in oil because it’s relatively easy and pays a lot.

Plus, I would argue that lagos is the only reasonable place in southwestern Nigeria, Every Order please is heap of rubbish. If Lagos was a product of yoruba brainpower, then I would like to see them replicate it in other SW states that are plagued with multidimensional poverty and old dilapidated houses that shouldn’t be seen in the 21st century.

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Politics › Re: Igbo Are Expansionists: Ikwerre Elders Issue Serious Warning, Disown Mbata & Oth by Biggeststar01: 3:16pm On Jan 16, 2025

Igbos are not expansionists. Carry your self Dey go. You have every right to choose your identity, but the ikwerres who identify as Igbos also have the right to choose their identities as well.

This would not be such a big deal if there were a salient distinction between Igbos and ikwerres. Unfortunately our languages are similar, our culture, our names, I wish it weren’t like this but it is.

Some igbos believe ikwerres are the “lost” Igbos. As for me and the other majority, we don’t see the anioma, the ikwerres and the ika people as Igbo, even Agbor.

Let this die down. Caution your brother who maliciously contested for presidency of that useless committee, but don’t lie against the Igbos. They’re not expansionists, in fact, they prefer to stay on their own, than to occupy a territory of diverse groups.

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Politics › Re: How Major Chukwuma Nzeogwu Killed Sir Ahmadu Bello And Wife In 1966 Coup by Biggeststar01: 1:12pm On Jan 16, 2025

LivingSage:
That because Yorubas are victims of your wickedness and senseless killings

Well as long as yorubas didn’t not get killed, raped, starved, I opine whatever bitterness they feel should be secondary compared to that of the real victims from the east and the north. Also, yorubas were also involved in that coup. And the culprit wasn’t Igbo. He was anioma.

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Politics › Re: How Major Chukwuma Nzeogwu Killed Sir Ahmadu Bello And Wife In 1966 Coup by Biggeststar01: 12:14pm On Jan 16, 2025

Omoawoke:
Pls stop editing history.

The killings of Igbos happened in the north not western Nigeria

We don’t kill people, face the people that killed Igbos and leave western Nigeria out of it otherwise you are a coward

If so, then why are so many yorubas so invested in the coup and often use it to stoke hatred?

If it’s Igbo and Hausa problem why not leave it at that?

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Politics › Re: How Major Chukwuma Nzeogwu Killed Sir Ahmadu Bello And Wife In 1966 Coup by Biggeststar01: 12:10pm On Jan 16, 2025

kmst:
How they mischievously avoid the fact that a Yoruba Major was a key plotter of the coup just to pin on Igbo tribe.

The culprit wasn’t even Igbo, he was anioma by ethnicity. These people deceptively leave such details out of the narrative just to paint the Igbo tribe as evil.

Such duplicitous creatures.

Politics › Re: How Major Chukwuma Nzeogwu Killed Sir Ahmadu Bello And Wife In 1966 Coup by Biggeststar01: 11:57am On Jan 16, 2025

I love the fact that not many people are spoofed by this cheap attempt to incite hatred at a time when Nigerians should be united.

Also, this shows how desperate APC is, they never use accountability and competence to defend their position in government, they rather resort to silly rhetorics in a bid to divert attention from the main issue, which is the continued pauperization of the vast Nigerian populace.

Nigerians should always remember that your fellow victim is not the cause of your problem. Igbos are not the cause of North’s problems, the North is not the cause of Igbo problems, the Igbos are not the cause of Yoruba problems. The real cause are these people who are bent on reducing all of us to paupers, and they use division to divert your anger from themselves to your fellow victims. Don’t fall for it.

I am now convinced that many APC supporters here on nairaland have been paid to spread propaganda and unnecessary hate. I wondered why I always saw them every time I logged in, it seemed as though they had no jobs. Now I know, they have one job which is; to divert the attention of the people against the callousness of this cruel government to their fellow victims. Instead of questioning the government, they goad you into quibbling amongst yourselves.

What the hell does the coup have to do with the fact that this current administration of kleptomaniacs is better off and wealthier than they were before they came into office, and that the average Nigerian is worse off than he was before this administration. This is what we should focus on, not freakin coups.

APC doesn’t care about the north, east, west, etc. they only care about keeping themselves in power. Whoever posted this doesn’t give crap about the north, likewise whoever is inciting hate against the north by Igbos and the rest of the south doesn’t give crap about the south either. Keep this in mind, they only care about spreading hate. Nothing more, nothing less. If the north falls today, whoever posted this will not give the slightest thought to it.

Nigerians focus.

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Crime › Re: January 15, 1966: How Samuel Ladoke Akintola Was Killed by Biggeststar01: 6:24am On Jan 16, 2025

Una desperate sha

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Crime › Re: Security Guard Arrested For Stealing Company’s Property In Ogun by Biggeststar01: 6:23am On Jan 16, 2025

Everybody Dey collect the hardship steady.

Education › Re: Jamb Postpones The 2025 Jamb Utme Registration by Biggeststar01: 9:00pm On Jan 15, 2025

Is this a prank?

Politics › Re: Northerners Blast Reno Omokri Over Divisive Post About 1966 Coup by Biggeststar01: 8:54pm On Jan 15, 2025

Godwin4444:
who will allow obi win?

We will prefer Nigeria scatter finish than allow any ndigbolugi rule us

Only you oo

Crime › Re: Kidnappers In South East Suspected To Be IPOB/UGM by Biggeststar01(op): 12:25pm On Jan 15, 2025

mrvitalis:
What is happening in the South East happens in every region in Nigeria right now... Every single region... So why single South East own and call it IPOB?

Because I’m from the south east and (I know it’s kinda selfish to say this) but I care about my own region more. I want peace in every region in Nigeria but I’m more concerned about mine. My people, our economy, our sustainability, and all that went to sh!t after Nnamdi Kanu’s carelessness that got him arrested and created the destructive domino effect that led to this senseless onslaught.

Politics › Re: Simon Ekpa’s Arrest Reduces Tension In Southeast – Chief Of Defence Staff, Musa by Biggeststar01: 12:19pm On Jan 15, 2025

helinues:
Are you saying South East should be allowed to kill themselves more?

What nonsense comparison do you want to be doing with north? Are the Igbo's in competition with north in terms of insecurity?

Make una dey reason before dropping nonsense now

This is the first time I’ve seen you make sense on the forum.

Crime › Re: Kidnappers In South East Suspected To Be IPOB/UGM by Biggeststar01(op): 12:11pm On Jan 15, 2025

mrvitalis:
Just one question... Who are responsible for the kidnapping in other parts of Nigeria?

Are those agents suddenly absent in just one region of Nigeria?

Or they become IPOB when it happens in South East

Please answer me this... If IPOB is killed today... What exactly would happen that can't happen now

Every criminal organization in every region in the world has their modus operandi. In the north, the criminals need money as well, so they improvise and resort to kidnapping, just like in the south east. In south south they start vandalizing oil pipelines. In some countries, they try to take over the government by threatening the incumbent to include them as stakeholders in the country’s affairs, Or worse, abdicate from the office and leave it for them. Some introduce anarchy.

This is just my suspicion though. I’m not in any sense blaming IPOB for this, even though I still hold that they are criminals. I just think it’s worth it considering this correlation of events.

Politics › Re: Soludo Is Struggling To Be President by Biggeststar01: 10:06pm On Jan 14, 2025

Soludo is incompetent. Bad idea to have him become the president.

Crime › Kidnappers In South East Suspected To Be IPOB/UGM by Biggeststar01(op): 9:55pm On Jan 14, 2025

This is just my suspicion. I noticed that ever since Simon Epka, and four other suspected sponsors of the Unknown Gunmen and Sit-at-home enforcers in the South East, was remanded by the Finnish authorities, few weeks following, the rate of kidnappings in South Eastern Nigeria, especially in Anambra, has surged. This does not look like much of a coincidence to me.

The sit-at-home movement is imposed and spearheaded by criminals. Jobless nonentities in the Nigerian unemployed demographic. Simon Ekpa and his cronies specifically selected for these criminals who they recruited into their ragtag guerrilla organization, and now that he and other likely sponsors have been arrested and currently being detained, the organization is broke, they need supplies and provisions which their detained sponsors can no longer provide, and since they are fugitives of the law, and hence, cannot make money by legal means, their next recourse is to do so by the easiest and fasted way possible, kidnapping. This would allow them to make loads of cash by demanding ransom and selling the organs of the victims to raise funds. They would also not require the use of bullets in this trade since they would only need to capture victims and butcher them with knives or cutlasses.

That said, I think this inkling of mine should be put into consideration. If this should be the case, then it’s safe to say that they are at their most vulnerable, and this would be the perfect time for the Nigerian armed forces to strike. The fact that the kidnappings are more rampant in Anambra state, also hints at the possibility that one of their main camps might be in Anambra state.

In the event that my suspicion is correct, we could also extrapolate that they have limited resources and weaponry; bullets, projectiles, explosives, fuel etc. this could be the golden opportunity for the Anambra state government to carve its name in gold.

The use of drones, night vision goggles, PNVS, and heat vision sensors etc. should be very effective in tracking down these criminals. It would put the Nigerian armed forces at a vantage point, from which they could lure, outmaneuver, beleaguer and take out these terrorists one after the other, camp by camp. If properly exploited, I don’t see why the Nigerian armed forces should not succeed in this endeavor.

We need peace in Nigeria, only in peace can a nation thrive. And even if you support Biafra, if it is achieved by these criminals, trust me you will run back to Nigeria as refugees.

Christianity Etc › Re: How I Saved A Friend From Becoming An Atheist by Biggeststar01: 8:47pm On Jan 13, 2025

Krismas:
Atheists? They know only little part of the jigsaw.
Point is, evolution does not have all the answers. They have never been able to find the missing link and they will never. There was an evolutionary leap leading up to human, that is inexplicable with the laws of Natural selection.
Maybe we dwell on this for a bit, b4 i drop the next points?

And you suppose “god” is the answer?

Christianity Etc › Re: How I Saved A Friend From Becoming An Atheist by Biggeststar01: 9:50pm On Jan 12, 2025

Krismas:
In year 2000, Egypt celebrated their 7,000yrs of existence. Mummies may be 4,000yrs, thats no ground to assume different kinds of people existed in Egypt 7,000yrs ago. Their remains were just not preserved, dats all. If u have any proof that human brain has enlarged than it was 8000yrs ago, then present it. I have found no such indication.
Natural selection is same as the term 'survival of the fittest'
You will only make it, if you adapt to adverse environmental conditions, which may be already prevalent or chance upon u suddenly.
This is why the other types of man are extinct.
Flapping away insects is only necessary in creatures that have no hands.
Obviously, man has never needed that skill.
So, i presume its time to drop two additional points

1. The homo sapien is very different from other type of man. eg brain size, less hair more mobility, longer lifespan etc. And no other being, has been found. to have existed as any form of mid-link between the neandertal and the modern human. Which can justify such leap in evolutionary capabilities.

2. Homo Sapien did not evolve therefore. He was created.

And you wonder why atheists don’t normally talk to you guys.
I don’t know where to start from, just how? How did you come to think this way. From evolution you jump to god?

Christianity Etc › Re: How I Saved A Friend From Becoming An Atheist by Biggeststar01: 7:30pm On Jan 12, 2025

Krismas:
I am unaware of any increase in the cranium capacity of humans over the last 8000yrs. People tend to believe humans have become more smarter, when infact they are getting more stupid.
10-20% variants in population is not a significant evolutional concern. And can be explained away. e.g, Palmaris Longus is more absent in females and that ofcourse, is not the only difference btw both sexes of human. Movement of ears is rather more for flapping away flies than for enhanced ocular capability. Human has been evolutionally stable for 8000yrs .
Mummies 4,000yrs old unearthed in Egypt, are not different in any way from us

That you’re unaware doesn’t mean it’s not happening.

You said 8000 years and you made reference to 4000 year old mummies?

Also, flapping away flies is not an evolutionary concern. Natural selection doesn’t select for such abilities. Evolution is based on survival and reproduction. Not for flapping away insects.
There’s so much you don’t know. That’s why I said not to make any hasty assumption.

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