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1. If we descended from an unknown common ancestor that was a step up from chimpanzees and bonobo's, then by biological definition, shouldn't chimpanzees and bonobos be much more wise and more intelligent than humans as they are the ones who came first through evolution before our unknown common ancestor did?
2. How is it possible for natural selection to skip over chimpanzees and bonobos by giving our common ancestor a much more advanced brain because doesn't that break the definition of something "Evolving" over time which is what evolution is supposed to be? That is like saying, "screw the chimps and bonobos, let's start at the unknown common ancestor and move on up from there?"
2. How is it possible for natural selection to skip over chimpanzees and bonobos by giving our common ancestor a much more advanced brain because doesn't that break the definition of something "Evolving" over time which is what evolution is supposed to be? That is like saying, "screw the chimps and bonobos, let's start at the unknown common ancestor and move on up from there?"