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What are more accepted hypotheses that similarly explain the aspects of hominid evolution that the "pseudoscientific" aquatic ape theory does?

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(Meta) Can we re-evaluate the ban on youtube videos? Or at least enable video content hosted by Reddit?

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I believe I watched one of my AI have a rage quit moment on track.

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I believe I watched one of my AI have a rage quit moment on track.

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If steel is an iron alloy, why is stainless steel nonferrous?

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It's known by now that birds are close descendents of theropod dinosaurs, but what about sauropods and other quadripedal dinosaurs? Do those dinosaurs have any modern descendents? If not, how far have we traced those genetic chains down history?

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What are more accepted hypotheses that similarly explain the aspects of hominid evolution that the "pseudoscientific" aquatic ape theory does?	1365	askscience
(Meta) Can we re-evaluate the ban on youtube videos? Or at least enable video content hosted by Reddit?	292	simracing
I believe I watched one of my AI have a rage quit moment on track.	36	assettocorsa
I believe I watched one of my AI have a rage quit moment on track.	1	simracing
If steel is an iron alloy, why is stainless steel nonferrous?	1	askscience
It's known by now that birds are close descendents of theropod dinosaurs, but what about sauropods and other quadripedal dinosaurs? Do those dinosaurs have any modern descendents? If not, how far have we traced those genetic chains down history?	1	askscience