You're approaching it from the wrong point of view, sentience requires life but life can thrive without sentience.Sure there are mountains of evidence to evolution. An no, no evidence of aliens. And no they likely wouldn't have engineered all the other living species. But the thing to note is that life and evolution is far more common than sentience. We have countless of species on planet earth but only 1 that apparently got sentient by freak of nature. We might find plenty of species in our solar system once we explore it but sentience might still be extremely rare is comparison. So in that theoretical scenario i would think it more a product of some alien species modifying existing species so they become sentient. Science doesn't really have prove afaik regarding "the missing link", given the rarity of that step to sentience it might be more likely that Aliens made the nessecary modification for some goal than that it happened by sheer luck of evolution.
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Sure there are mountains of evidence to evolution. An no, no evidence of aliens. And no they likely wouldn't have engineered all the other living species. But the thing to note is that life and evolution is far more common than sentience. We have countless of species on planet earth but only 1 that apparently got sentient by freak of nature. We might find plenty of species in our solar system once we explore it but sentience might still be extremely rare is comparison. So in that theoretical scenario i would think it more a product of some alien species modifying existing species so they become sentient. Science doesn't really have prove afaik regarding "the missing link", given the rarity of that step to sentience it might be more likely that Aliens made the nessecary modification for some goal than that it happened by sheer luck of evolution.
#523, although he's largely redundant now that we've reasonable certainty that Sapiens killed off Neanderthal rather than evolving from him.What missing link are you referring to? There have been so many found it’s gard to know what particular one we are on now.
Two seperate species. DNA shows interbreeding though and we certainly didn’t help.#523, although he's largely redundant now that we've reasonable certainty that Sapiens killed off Neanderthal rather than evolving from him.
Of course we didn't help, the aliens put us here to kill them off.Two seperate species. DNA shows interbreeding though and we certainly didn’t help.
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Of course we didn't help, the aliens put us here to kill them off.