Turns out we DID come from monkeys @djarm67

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Turns out we DID come from monkeys! In all my debates against creationism, I happened accross one common misconception in science, one that I feel I just have to address, that apes are a subset of monkeys just as monkeys are a subset of primates -whether we want to admit that or not. Here's the script: darwinwasright.homestead.com/UranFnMonkeyMate.html I feel obliged to dedicate this video to John Harshman.

I am honored to mirror this video from my monkey cousin AronRa

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