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Once he stripped bark from a dead tree and caught a ground beetle in each hand, then saw the rare Crucifix Ground Beetle, Panagaeus cruxmajor. With the habits of an egg-collector, he popped one ground beetle in his mouth to free his hand, but it ejected some intensely acrid fluid which burnt his tongue and Darwin was forced to spit it out. He lost all three.

https://archive.ph/RZrd1

Puts a new perspective on "Darwin's Awards".

>Once he stripped bark from a dead tree and caught a ground beetle in each hand, then saw the rare Crucifix Ground Beetle, Panagaeus cruxmajor. With the habits of an egg-collector, he popped one ground beetle in his mouth to free his hand, but it ejected some intensely acrid fluid which burnt his tongue and Darwin was forced to spit it out. He lost all three. https://archive.ph/RZrd1 Puts a new perspective on "Darwin's Awards".

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Yeah, I know, right?

"See that monkey? The same one that's eating its own poop? That was you at some point. That's right, you're just a walking, talking, hairless monkey, goy. Divine touch? Never heard of that! Ook ook eek eek!"

Well, how about he just shoves that little theory up his arse? The same place where his head has been all his life, it seems.

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That's right, you're just a walking, talking, hairless monkey, goy.

Some people make that argument but they are retards or evil.

We're humans. Aryans to be specific. Believing in evolution does in no way mean that one does not recognize species, sub-species or races.

If you believe genes exist, and believe that mutations can occur, and believe that the genes of a child are a mix of the genes of it's parents you have set up the basis for evolution to happen. Put it into to a computer program and you can evolve algorithms or artificial neural networks to solve problems. Humans have bred horses, dogs and plants for many 100s of years.