Row 22017

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I think it doesn’t have to be 800,000 years, there are genetic conditions arising and spreading and genetic anomalies happening all the time, modern humans have only existed for around 200,000 years, and blue eyes came from a single individual 6,000 to 10,000 years ago, and now so many people have blue eyes, even though blue eyes are recessively inherited. Fair skin in modern humans isn’t that old either, may be even more recent than blue eyes. So changes can happen and spread over a much much shorter time than 800,000 years. There may even be an individual alive or two who may have some kind of gene that happens to do better than average with microplastics who may pass it down to their kids, like maybe they are just more resistant, and if microplastics really do significantly reduce sperm count and if that count continues to worsen, who knows, but I hope to God we stop using so much plastic by that point. Also the person you replied to didn’t say anything about filtering it out, but just adapting to it, though even more extreme such as ‘needing’ it, which seems so unlikely to me.. however there are bacteria that eat plastic, so if there was a probiotic that we could take that could live in the microbiome or if someone had a bacteria that could eat plastic already in their microbiome then that would be helpful to get rid of it in the blood.

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text I think it doesn’t have to be 800,000 years, there are genetic conditions arising and spreading and genetic anomalies happening all the time, modern humans have only existed for around 200,000 years, and blue eyes came from a single individual 6,000 to 10,000 years ago, and now so many people have blue eyes, even though blue eyes are recessively inherited. Fair skin in modern humans isn’t that old either, may be even more recent than blue eyes. So changes can happen and spread over a much much s…
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datetime 2024-05-21
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