Dr. Melissa Ilardo
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And so, you know, there was this kind of dismissal, like, oh, well, you can train Europeans to see underwater just as well, so it must not be evolved.
It must not be genetic.
It has to just be training.
But I think that's a logical fallacy that has stopped โ a lot of, or has prevented a lot of research from being done in these populations because just because you can train someone to be at the same level, you know, as someone else doesn't mean that that person didn't have an advantage.
But I think that's a logical fallacy that has stopped โ
But I think that's a logical fallacy that has stopped โ a lot of, or has prevented a lot of research from being done in these populations because just because you can train someone to be at the same level, you know, as someone else doesn't mean that that person didn't have an advantage.
But I think that's a logical fallacy that has stopped โ a lot of, or has prevented a lot of research from being done in these populations because just because you can train someone to be at the same level, you know, as someone else doesn't mean that that person didn't have an advantage.
a lot of, or has prevented a lot of research from being done in these populations because just because you can train someone to be at the same level, you know, as someone else doesn't mean that that person didn't have an advantage.
Um, and so I think that's, uh, yeah, I mean, there definitely, there's a difference in their vision and what causes that. I think we still don't know.
Um, and so I think that's, uh, yeah, I mean, there definitely, there's a difference in their vision and what causes that. I think we still don't know.
Um, and so I think that's, uh, yeah, I mean, there definitely, there's a difference in their vision and what causes that.
Um, and so I think that's, uh, yeah, I mean, there definitely, there's a difference in their vision and what causes that. I think we still don't know.
I think we still don't know.
Elliot Kipchoge.
Elliot Kipchoge.
Elliot Kipchoge.
You know, I would love to look at that scientifically. He's absolutely incredible. I mean, breaking the two-hour marathon record is also just unbelievable. But I think there have been, you know, I'm not as familiar with this literature, but there have been studies looking at the proportion of like bone lengths in certain parts of Africa, especially.
You know, I would love to look at that scientifically. He's absolutely incredible. I mean, breaking the two-hour marathon record is also just unbelievable. But I think there have been, you know, I'm not as familiar with this literature, but there have been studies looking at the proportion of like bone lengths in certain parts of Africa, especially.
You know, I would love to look at that scientifically.
You know, I would love to look at that scientifically. He's absolutely incredible. I mean, breaking the two-hour marathon record is also just unbelievable. But I think there have been, you know, I'm not as familiar with this literature, but there have been studies looking at the proportion of like bone lengths in certain parts of Africa, especially.