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    • Buckaloo
      Just FYI, I started a separate thread about this video and the theories this guy proposes.
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      Maybe not that tough a sell.  Some evidence of Denisovan tool use comes from caves also occupied by Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens, so it's not 100% settled.  Even if Denisovans did use tools, some groups could have opted out of it in favor of a more "wild" lifestyle.    The avoidance-theory that this guy floats, speculates that hallmarks of civilization (like tool use) would increase interactions with other human-species.  That in turn would lead to competition, which would lead to some species being decimated.   The thing that some get wrong about evolution and the survival of a species, is that it's not locked into moving in one particular direction.  Tool use, leading to civilization, leading to technology may not be a forgone conclusion with some hominum species.  It may just be one possible survival strategy.    We see this avoidance-theory to some extent in modern humans with the few remaining uncontacted tribes.  They choose a stone-age lifestyle (how is that even possible in 2026?) and even violently resist contact.  Perhaps Denisovans were more physically equipped to adopt a wild, natural lifestyle.  Whatever Sasquatch is, their lifestyle has worked for them!
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    • Catmandoo
      The skull is a gorilla skull. How did they program the 3-D printer without a Sasquatch skeleton? IIRC, the plastique-fantastique was made for media activity. I can't remember who bankrolled it.
    • norseman
      I think Denisovans are a pretty tough sell. They are making beads, flutes, stone tools, spears and fire. And their cousins the Neanderthals did the same.   Their direct ancestor Homo Heidelbergensis also made stone tools, spears and fire. And they were also big tall people like Denisovans.   Is Sasquatch is in the Homo lineage? They must be some early off shoot of Homo Erectus which is more primitive than any of the above three. IMHO.    
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