9 - Human Ancestry Made Easy

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9 - Human Ancestry Made Easy

Dodał: potholer54
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This video traces our migration out of Africa and explains, through DNA evidence, how humans colonized the world. It is part of the Made Easy series of videos that show the evidence of our origins, from the Big Bang onwards.
(Music: "Allegretto" by Bond and "The Ballad of Henry Darger" by Natalie Merchant.)

Tagi: atheism christianity creation evolution fundamentalism god human Potholer54 science
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Korzenie klasowe

Zamiast ziemniaków jedliśmy topinambury, a camembert był jak wapno - opowiadają starzy Francuzi i brzmi w tym echo heroizmu i wyrzeczeń, jakich wymagały czasy okupacji. Camembert po wojnie odzyskał kremowość i utrzymał popularność, ale topinambury na bardzo długo stały się symbolem niedostatku i jarzyną tą pogardzały kolejne pokolenia. O zmiennej hierarchii produktów i potraw w felietonie Ludwika Lewina

Wybory mis(s) Azji

Rzecz jasna, mis z gorącą, smakowitą zawartością. Będą to potrawy akurat na listopadowy wieczór, pełne intensywnych, korzennych aromatów, mięsne i wyraziste. Od razu robi się lepiej, bardziej energetycznie i kolorowo. Plus odrobina egzotyki, bez konieczności wychodzenia z domu

Owoc zmysłowy bardzo

Potrafi doprowadzić do ekstazy najbardziej zimnokrwiste jednostki. Ocieka miodem, nurza się w płatkach migdałowych, w cytrynowym cieście objawia całą zapiekłość. Gruszka to ma temperament! No i jeszcze ten kształt...

Ojczyzna dziczyzna

Wnętrza zamku w Gołuchowie pod Kaliszem zachęcają do powrotu w dawne czasy. Kiedyś jesień była okresem polowań i uczt, podczas których na stole królowała dziczyzna. W jadalni bywało gwarnie i dostatnio. Chciałoby się zostać tu dłużej, niestety, o 16.00 solidne drzwi muzeum zamykają się. Można jednak klimat zamku przywołać w domu: znaleźć stary kandelabr, zapalić świece i zaprosić przyjaciół na sarninę z kurkami, a potem podać herbatę i fefernuski upieczone według dawnej receptury

James Bond w jadłospisie

James Bond, jak wiadomo, nie tylko był równie sprawny w biciu i zabijaniu, jak odporny, kiedy jego usiłowano bić albo zabić; nie tylko rozmiłowany w kartach, golfie oraz innych formach hazardu; nie tylko miewał godne pozazdroszczenia romanse z urzekającymi jego i nas kobietami; ale przywiązywał też sporą wagę do jedzenia i picia

Wielki plebiscyt „Kuchni” i konkurs

Szanowni Czytelnicy! Oto dwie kolejne propozycje drugiej edycji plebiscytu, w którym wybiorą Państwo Kucharza - odkrycie roku. Przez sześć miesięcy będziemy prezentować dania i sylwetki dwóch kucharzy. Nasi czytelnicy mogą na nich głosować, wygrywając przy okazji atrakcyjne nagrody. A za pięć miesięcy kapituła złożona z kulinarnych ekspertów wyłoni zwycięzcę spośród trzech kucharzy ocenionych najwyżej

Paweł Pojawa - z restauracji Likus Concept Store w Warszawie

Oto nasz piąty kandydat do tytułu "Kucharz - odkrycie roku". Przez sześć miesięcy będziemy prezentować dania i sylwetki dwóch kucharzy. Wy będziecie na nich głosować, wygrywając przy okazji atrakcyjne nagrody. A za kilka miesięcy kapituła złożona z kulinarnych ekspertów wyłoni zwycięzcę spośród trzech kucharzy ocenionych najwyżej

Sascha Brandowsky z restauracji Tesoro Del Mar

Oto nasz szósty kandydat do tytułu "Kucharz - odkrycie roku". Przez sześć miesięcy będziemy prezentować dania i sylwetki dwóch kucharzy. Wy będziecie na nich głosować, wygrywając przy okazji atrakcyjne nagrody. A za kilka miesięcy kapituła złożona z kulinarnych ekspertów wyłoni zwycięzcę spośród trzech kucharzy ocenionych najwyżej

Surf & turf

Znaczy to tyle, co danie mięsno-rybne. Łączenie mięsa z owocami morza należy do tradycji krajów śródziemnomorskich. My mamy takie połączenie w wersji pięcioskładnikowej

Sielskie jadło

Na lnianym obrusie, w ceramicznych miseczkach. Popijane kwaśnym mlekiem lub wybitnym winem. Wakacyjne jedzenie. Niekoniecznie przaśne, byle w plenerze. W pełnym słońcu i pod błękitnym niebem (Przepisy dla 4-6 osób)

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"You explained to ... ( 1 month ago by LotusGreenX)

"You explained to me in 18 mins what it took my 9th grade biology teacher to explain in several weeks...."
That doesn't suprise me at all. I think more people who accept evolution if they had a good understanding of it.

DAMMIT! I gave ... ( 4 weeks ago by superustipak)

DAMMIT! I gave this video a 4 star rating accidentally. If I could change it, I would. 5-star video.

The highly ... ( 3 weeks ago by tab1976)

The highly educational video response by Keyfaze really contributed to this video very well. Not.

the only point made ... ( 3 weeks ago by bbbleaver)

the only point made or suggested in this video that doesn't make sense (to me) is at minute 7:15 - "whatever the case, farming began out of necessity." if food stops being delivered in the city (where i live) today and out of "necessity" i go out in my yard and plant a garden i will surely starve before i see the first green shoots or sprouts. this the equivalent to jumping out of plane and knitting a parachute on the way down... it makes no sense. any thoughts?

"if food stops ... ( 3 weeks ago by potholer54)

"if food stops being delivered in the city (where i live) today and out of "necessity" i go out in my yard and plant a garden" But early farmers didn't live in cities. They lived in rural settlements and hunted and gathered their food. When nature couldn't provide enough of these resources, early famers had to make up the difference themselves. They certainly didn't starve to death before the first harvest, because wild food is still out there.

i appreciate the ... ( 3 weeks ago by bbbleaver)

i appreciate the quick reply. though i am still wondering, if food was still out there to provide plenty in this time of "necessary-transition" they must of possessed an unparalleled foresight? couldn't farming/hunting or 'mostly' agricultural peoples of existed? nothing else suggested even seems plausible. there aren't any peoples (indigenous) on earth that are ignorant of how plants grow. in one way or another all did some "gardening" or weeding at least for the plants they favored.

=if food was still ... ( 3 weeks ago by potholer54)

=if food was still out there to provide plenty = As I said, =when nature couldn't provide enough of these resources=. As long as you can go out and harvest wild wheat, why go to the trouble of planting it? You plant it when the wild wheat starts to get scarce.

this just seems ... ( 3 weeks ago by bbbleaver)

this just seems like a gross oversimplification. that the most labor intensive style of agriculture would be somehow an adaptive imperative after having lived a leisured life style for so long is nonsensical. not to mention this style of agriculture is inherently connected with starvation/famine and destroys the topsoil making deserts wherever it is used.

these people had ... ( 3 weeks ago by bbbleaver)

these people had foresight enough to see that climate and ecology were changing so radically that they needed to take up some form of agriculture...? and yet could not foresee how devastating this would be? that this style of agr. would fuel overpopulation and literally destroy the environment? i don't buy it.

=these people had ... ( 3 weeks ago by potholer54)

=these people had foresight enough to see that climate and ecology were changing...?= No, no foretelling of the future was needed. Please see my earlier two replies: =When nature couldn't provide enough of these resources, early famers had to make up the difference themselves.=

that's makes no ... ( 3 weeks ago by bbbleaver)

that's makes no sense. there's not enough to eat so let's cut down forests, and undertake massive earthworks (the removal of thousand and thousand of stones & tilling) to plant wheat... if one is not getting enough to eat why would they then expend energy they don't have? so they must of worked day and night? hunting and gathering all day... wait no. tilling the soil all day and hunting at night to feed themselves? or did just the women do the planting? and the men h&g ing? doesn't compute.

regardless thank ... ( 3 weeks ago by bbbleaver)

regardless thank you for your time. the video series on your channel is excellent nonetheless. not trying to annoy or otherwise argue thought you might possess more than just one perspective. do you know jared diamonds works btw? /watch?v=IESYMFtLIis&feature=channel_page

Absolutely ... ( 2 weeks ago by shraleina)

Absolutely brilliant video series. Thank you for putting in the time and effort.

Here here. ... ( 2 weeks ago by andysspam)

Here here. Fantastic stuff.

bravo! keep it up ... ( 2 weeks ago by GodKillerAtheist)

bravo! keep it up I'm subscribing 5 stars!

How did our female ... ( 1 week ago by bonangusacdc)

How did our female ancestors reproduce if our earliest male lived years later? Or was there simply a male mutation 60,000 years ago but not a female?

"How did our female ... ( 1 week ago by potholer54)

"How did our female ancestors reproduce if our earliest male lived years later?" Because the female is our most recent common matrilineal ancestor. The male is our most recent common patrilineal ancestor. The male is more recent because males are more promiscuous.

Great work! Keep it ... ( 1 week ago by ozzie2005)

Great work! Keep it up.

Amazing! Great vids ... ( 1 week ago by ronbiggs66)

Amazing! Great vids! Now what a better world we'd have if most people could watch and understand.

Eve has a baby with ... ( 1 week ago by Ishta5)

Eve has a baby with X and an other with Y. Now both babys have a child with adam. That makes Eve our common female ancestor and Adam our common ancestor. while X and Y is not the common ancestor. Eve is older

In the words of ... ( 1 week ago by TheHanzoMK1)

In the words of Peter Griffin "Holy Crap I'm Black"

Thanks. ( 1 week ago by bonangusacdc)

Thanks.

I believe the ... ( 3 days ago by Qtyled)

I believe the process is more gradual than what you make out. For example, as a village gets bigger (due to children etc.) people may realize that they wont have enough food to go around. "Technically" they could survive, but they wont have the same bounty they would have had previously. They realize that by planting crops they can have more food... (This is of course speculation, but it is another interpretation of "necessity" - a gradual kind)

Those people ... ( 1 day ago by isegoria1)

Those people seriously need a science class :)

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