Hey guys,
motivated by the huge neverending evolution-religion debate, i wanted to find out how many people actually give a dam about if we are evolved from apes or created by a god. Or if the earth was created/formed 6000, 20000, or 5000000000 years ago.
Important: this is a question if it is important for YOU personally. This is of course important for some areas of science and medicine, but i want to know if you care.





Personally i think it doesn't really matter that much. I am here now, and 99,9% of my decisions don't have anything to do with age of earth, origin of species, .....

Not at all.
Meaning of life is at the bottom of
my priority list.

i dont really care, but we are evolved from apes.
there is no god.

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lol. I think it'd be interesting to know for sure, but I'm more interested in the future.

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we know for sure. apes.

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i think so far i am by far more amazed how quick people posted! Wow, people are camping.

No. i don't really care where we came from. i don't even care about history. life's all about living in the present for the future. nothing about the past

Full-time stalkers united. >.<

At some point everything came from the same chemical soup.

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I would like to emphasize ( i hope i wrote that almost right ) that this question isn't about what really was, but if you care about it and think it influences your current life.

Example: on the virginity thread people tried to explain the difference betwenn how men and women approach sex by looking in the evolutionary history.
The question now is, if you believed these arguments would you use them in your life.
example: "Sure i can have sex wit lots of girls without love, its evolution baby!"

Or different example: "Because Men were created by God i do this and that, this or that way which i wouldn't do otherwise."

It matters to me but it isn't that important. Say we weren't even native to this world, i'm sure a lot more people would be curious as to where they do come from?. Not saying we're alien or anything but it is important to know who we were so we can be who we want to be. Without a history and past, we'd be one dull civilisation.

Even my own past has it's influences on my present decisions. Every choice i make will be from experience i've gained or not gained for most of the case in the past.

Yes, evolution theory does matter a lot to me as it was central to my previous work (Behavioural Ecology). However, whether we evolved through evolution or creation has no impact on my moral and ethic views per se.

We didn't evolve from apes we just had a common ancestor. It's funny when I see people saying they didn't like being evolved from apes but in the bible it states that Adam was created from the earth, otherwise known as dirt.

No fair.. I was doing something...

I don't really care how or when the earth was created(Though it was created at least 4 billion years ago.. I did a paper in my Philosophy class on the subject)... Unless it provides some insight on the subject of when it will be destroyed.. Aside from the whole sun burning out thing.. I like to make speculation just for agument sake.. But I could really care less.
Unless there is a god, then I cared so much and believed in him all the way.

Kind of quick to call yourself a child of a monkey aren't you Moritana..

It doesn't really matter to me at all. My decisions and morals are not influenced by the origins of humanity.
Humans could come from pigs for all I care. We could be aliens. We could be gods children or toys or whatever. It won't have any major impact on my life on a private scale.
But, as someone involved in bioengineering, those consideration might be important in the line of work though. And as a science enthusiast, I'm more than curious about that.

P.S. And yeah, correction, evolution theory doesn't state that we evolved from apes. But that we and apes share a common ancestor.