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Originally Posted by JustAyoungMC' date='Feb 1 2005, 06:16 PM
that is a kind of cutesey answer....but why wouldnt the first human have a belly button? the various other species leading up to human had them also...so why wouldnt the first homo sapien sapien?...
this logic question dissapoints :/
unless there is a better answer i missed.
this logic question dissapoints :/
unless there is a better answer i missed.
I'm saying that a person without a belly button would have to be the very first human being.
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Originally Posted by JustAyoungMC' date='Feb 1 2005, 06:16 PM
that is a kind of cutesey answer....but why wouldnt the first human have a belly button? the various other species leading up to human had them also...so why wouldnt the first homo sapien sapien?...
this logic question dissapoints :/
unless there is a better answer i missed.
this logic question dissapoints :/
unless there is a better answer i missed.
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Originally Posted by revto9k' date='Feb 1 2005, 10:01 PM
this seems like another chick first or egg first question.
if there is no belly button, where is that person from then?
if there is no belly button, where is that person from then?
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maybe that person has biological feature of both male and female?
since the first ever human being can't be either male nor female. Notice the scientist said it's the first ever human being, not the first ever male/female
since the first ever human being can't be either male nor female. Notice the scientist said it's the first ever human being, not the first ever male/female