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Re: AAT Theory
Barry Mennen (barrym2@ix.netcom.com)
19 Sep 1995 12:45:27 GMT
In <rodhagen-1909951129360001@dialup-a23.mel.netspace.net.au>
rodhagen@netspace.net.au (Rod Hagen) writes:
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>In article <60.2747.7295.0N1F4ADC@canrem.com>, j#d#.moore@canrem.com
(J.
>Moore) wrote:
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>> But of course Morgan would have it that if you die in hospital;
>> you must have spent most of your life there. ;-)
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>I would have thought the logic was that we all lived in cemeteries!
>(Probably the place where the AAT nonsense really belongs)
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>;-)
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>Hey, what am I saying. Here is my opportunity for a little fame!
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>Clearly neither the savanah theory nor the AAH can adequately deal
with
>modern humans. The modern human is, from the overwhelming body of
>evidence concerning skeletal locations, both modern and ancient, a
>subterranean dweller. He and she didn't go from the trees to the land
or
>the water. Nope, it was straight underground for all of our ancestors,
>baby. Perhaps this could explain the contemporary penchant for
building
>underground car parks.
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>Surely someone must have isolated the underground car park gene by
now!
>Anybody know of any relevant research?
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>Cheers
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>--
>Rod Hagen
>Hurstbridge, Victoria, Australia
>rodhagen@netspace.net.au
..and could this be the reason that you are living down under? ;-)
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