littor...@gmail.com wrote:
> Op maandag 26 april 2021 om 05:17:08 UTC+2 schreef Primum Sapienti:
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>>>>> My little little boy (you're becoming more & more infantile), Springer cs have done an excellent job in studying hippo & whale skin, but were idiotic enough to mention some unscientific ideas about human ancestors occupying some African savanna.
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> ...
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>>>> https://www.cell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(21)00289-X
>>>> March 05, 2021
>>>> * Humans have evolved to use less water per day than other ape species
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>>> Nonsense.
>>> Only complete idiots believe a mammal that needs a lot of water is adapted to living in savanna.
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>> Feel free to publish your own study. Waving your hands is not publishable.
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> Is Nature "publishable" enough IYO??
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> Nature 325:305-6: “We have a water- and sodium-wasting cooling system of abundant sweat glands, totally unfit for a dry environment. Our maximal urine concentration is much too low for a savanna-dwelling mammal. We need much more water than other primates, and have to drink more often than savanna inhabitants, yet we cannot drink large quantities at a time”.
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> Is Hum.Evol. "publishable" enough?
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> Hum.Evol.28:237-266: "The nowadays popular ideas about Pleistocene human ancestors running in open plains (‘endurance running’, ‘dogged pursuit of swifter animals’, ‘born to run’, ‘le singe coureur’, ‘Savannahstan’) are among the worst scientific hypotheses ever proposed. The susprising frequency and diversity of foot problems (e.g., hammertoes, hallux valgus and bunions, ingrown nails, heelspurs, athlete’s feet, corns and calluses—some of these due to wearing shoes) and the need to protect our feet with shoes prove that human feet are not made in the first place for running. Moreover, humans are physiologically ill-adapted to dry open milieus."
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And yet, our sweating system is not for humid environments :-DDDDDDDDDD

On Sunday, May 9, 2021 at 1:21:33 AM UTC-4, Primum Sapienti wrote:
> littor...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Op maandag 26 april 2021 om 05:17:08 UTC+2 schreef Primum Sapienti:
> >
> >
> >>>>> My little little boy (you're becoming more & more infantile), Springer cs have done an excellent job in studying hippo & whale skin, but were idiotic enough to mention some unscientific ideas about human ancestors occupying some African savanna.
> >
> > ...
> >
> >>>> https://www.cell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(21)00289-X
> >>>> March 05, 2021
> >>>> * Humans have evolved to use less water per day than other ape species
> >
> >>> Nonsense.
> >>> Only complete idiots believe a mammal that needs a lot of water is adapted to living in savanna.
> >
> >> Feel free to publish your own study. Waving your hands is not publishable.
> >
> > Is Nature "publishable" enough IYO??
> >
> > Nature 325:305-6: “We have a water- and sodium-wasting cooling system of abundant sweat glands, totally unfit for a dry environment. Our maximal urine concentration is much too low for a savanna-dwelling mammal. We need much more water than other primates, and have to drink more often than savanna inhabitants, yet we cannot drink large quantities at a time”.
> >
> > Is Hum.Evol. "publishable" enough?
> >
> > Hum.Evol.28:237-266: "The nowadays popular ideas about Pleistocene human ancestors running in open plains (‘endurance running’, ‘dogged pursuit of swifter animals’, ‘born to run’, ‘le singe coureur’, ‘Savannahstan’) are among the worst scientific hypotheses ever proposed. The susprising frequency and diversity of foot problems (e.g., hammertoes, hallux valgus and bunions, ingrown nails, heelspurs, athlete’s feet, corns and calluses—some of these due to wearing shoes) and the need to protect our feet with shoes prove that human feet are not made in the first place for running. Moreover, humans are physiologically ill-adapted to dry open milieus."
> >
> And yet, our sweating system is not for humid environments :-DDDDDDDDDD

Human eccrine sweat evolved in terrestrial forest microclimate where water was mostly plentiful, air was always warm and mostly shaded ground was relatively cool & damp, and wind was always weak, the same place where insects, bats & birds evolved powered flight.