Jeez Im so sorry, i meant primate/ape. Forgive me that i said monkey.?

Question

Thanx to all that agreed we decended from a form of "Primate" / "early human" whatever, but did u all have to give me daggers because i accidently used the word monkey? I know theres a difference i was just being ignorant to all u book worms!! Sorry. I can also be a nerd. A lot of u can't spell...what's a prymate???

Answer 1

The attackers haven't fully evolved and are angry, I'd even say they were "monkey mad" but that would send them into one of their "prymate" fits and attack you again. Stupid small minded monkey descendants. They just don't learn.

Answer 2

We're just tired of seeing the same mistakes repeated 100 times a day, mostly by people who ask "if we're evolved from monkeys' why are there still monkeys?"

A primate (L. prima, first) is any member of the biological order Primates, the group that contains all the species commonly related to the lemurs, monkeys, and apes, with the latter category including humans.[1] The English singular primate is a back-formation from the Latin name Primates, which itself was the plural of the Latin primas ("one of the first, excellent, noble"). Primates are found all over the world. Non-human primates occur mostly in Central and South America, Africa, and southern Asia. A few species exist as far north in the Americas as southern Mexico, and as far north in Asia as northern Japan.

The Primates order is divided informally into three main groupings: prosimians, monkeys of the New World, and monkeys and apes of the Old World. The prosimians are species whose bodies most closely resemble that of the early proto-primates. The most well known of the prosimians, the lemurs, are located on the island of Madagascar and to a lesser extent on the Comoros Islands, isolated from the rest of the world. The New World monkeys include the familiar capuchin, howler, and squirrel monkeys. They live exclusively in the Americas. Discounting humans, the rest of the simians, the Old World monkeys and the apes, inhabit Africa and southern and central Asia, although fossil evidence shows many species existed in Europe as well.

Answer 3

yea, they always say. We don't evolve from Monkeys. They don't actually ever answer where the link is that we are apes descendants/ancestors. If one truly wanted to give another knowledge they would just answer the question instead of being so trivial about how someone worded something. It's most likely because most don't know. They were just told Evolution was fact and have a minimal understanding of it so they cannot answer.

Edit: Ha ha, I got a thumbs down. But still no real answer. So, as you can see point made.

Answer 4

No one is spell checking man -- there are no grades to earn here.

About the daggers - it's a science thing. If you speak science, you better be careful about language cause people with scientific minds distinguish between small differences like 2.0004 and 2.0005. Monkey is not chimp.

Answer 5

In no way am I going to believe that I evolved from a MONKEY! lol! If we came from Monkeys then why are there still Monkeys? Wouldn't they have ALL just evolved into humans? This is crazy, just because we look like them and they find some bones. Didn't it ever occur to people that maybe these bones were just other kinds of Monkeys that went extinct? God said that animals were made before humans, not that humans were made out of animals!

Answer 6

What did they do, make a monkey out of you? Apes, gorillas, and orangs are just grown-up monkeys. We decended from no one!

Answer 7

That's OK. OOOoooohhh, OOOoooohhh, EEeeehhh, EEeeeehhh.

Answer 8

LOL theres some pretty smart teenagers out there.

Answer 9

Ok. No biggie, unless you wish we had a tail...

Answer 10

All right, I forgive you. Just don't do it again.