Comments by "Hallands Menved" (@Hallands.) on "Highly Compelling" channel.

  1. I didn’t know we knew so little. I kinda hope he’s exacerbating our ignorance with a contribution of his own…
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  2. Absence of evidence doesn’t prove anything, one way or the other. It may simply be that no-one has looked. Likewise, probability doesn’t represent actual frequency…
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  3. The Neanderthals had on average larger brains than modern humans. From this we can learn that larger brains doesn’t equal greater abilities… 😂😂😂😂
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  4. They can’t even determine if it’s a Neanderthal or an Erectus? Wtf?
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  5. It is absurdly to assume that big brained neanderthals didn’t have spears imo…
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  6. »… Sapiens ‘also’ wiping out Neanderthals in Europe«?  What’s the evidence for this sweeping assertion?
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  7. 2:40 And how would you or anybody know what was „deeply cherished“ by an assumed society which left only a few scattered bones behind? And how do we distinguish „excarnation marks“ (not even a word) from „marks of cannibalism“. Please, for such a flamboyant account, you need to divulge how you finesse your way to such detailed delicacies …
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  8. Please stop saying Dennisovan! There only a single „n“, Denisovan… And what is all the speculation based upon? One single molar?
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  9. 13:00 The toothless dmanisi probably was assisted by relatives, why not, since we have video evidence of toothless elderly lions of today given access to the intestines of a prey by sisters and aunts, who are ripping the abdominal skin and then stepping back to let the old lion feed…
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  10. »The Deny-sovans«, an ancient human race who… … denied everything sovans! 🤭
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  11.  @Lioness_UTV  „… This subject is fascinating including how violent and territorially protective we are.“ I would say some of us are, some are not. The brits in East Anglia lived peacefully and agreeably with the danish Vikings who came as looters to the monasteries but settled as farmers among the brits. The brits even adopted the Danish laws as reflected in the name for the region, Danelagen – Danish Law.  You say: „Which obviously served us well as we survived.“ – meaning the territorial violence, but that is speculation: I would think that any creature able to control its own environment would have a good chance of surviving. Then you state: „We share 99% DNA with Chimps and 98% with Gorillas.“ Personally I don’t share my DNA with anyone, just kidding, but how similar is our DNA to the common fruitfully? You again: "So it’s fascinating to observe them both to see if there are any similarities with us.“ No, it isn’t! When a peaceful giant vegetarian is brought in competition for food and living space with a violent, flesh eating and organised hunter, killing ensues and a new balance is struck – like for instance young Caffer buffaloes have learned to kill lion cubs.
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  12.  @HighlyCompelling  Yes?
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  13. Pure speculation and erroneous comprehension, sacrificing reason in favor of sensationalism…
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