do U think enhancment in human inteligence is the work E.T?

Question

the enhancment of human inteligence seems to be to suden , moden man learned so many things in such a short time & the primitive hominoids were were just animals. & the theory of evolution is also in paradox.

Answer 1

I think its the work of evolution not E.T. The probabiltity of a nuclear fusion reaction (between 2 H atoms) taking place in your room is almost nil. But if it does happen due to some reasons, it initiates a chain reaction that will cause more H atoms to combine and form He.
Just like this chain reaction, a key 'reaction' ( or a series of reaction) had probably trigerred the evolution of intelligence in human beings. And, the reaction probably never took place in any other animal.

Answer 2

I do NOT think human intelligence is the work of ET or any other influence from outside the earth. There is no need to postulate such an idea. The brain did grow relatively quickly, but the growth can be explained by existing methodology.

"Humans last shared an ancestor with existing ape species, the chimpanzees and gorillas, about 5-7 million years ago. Since that time, the brain volume has increased dramatically from about 400 cubic centimeters (cc) to about 1350 cc today. The higher cognitive areas of the prefrontal cortex represent the majority of the expansion. This expansion was likely driven by increased social behavior. The cooperative benefits afforded by communication could have produced easier access to food. More accessible food meant that larger brains could be supported metabolically."

Answer 3

Why would you think that? If there are E.T.s, then they evolved intelligence, so why can't we,, on our own. You see, the problem is this, we have no reference point. We don't have any alien races to compare our selves to. this can lead to wild speculation. With nothing to compare ourselves to, anything could be true. I think science will eventually prove, through the use of genetics, that our intelligence evolved naturally over a decent period of time,, like a few thousand years. The shaping factor here is that once a genetic mutation gives a species an advantage, the mutation takes off and solidifies it self. Why did it happen at just the time it did? with nothing to compare against, we can only do exhaustive research on our own genetics and speculate,, and that research is only now just being done. C.

https://www3.nationalgeographic.com/genographic/index.html