Evolution
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Complete Tue, Mar 1, 2016<5 mins
Humans haven't evolved much over the years. I mean sure, we've got taller and smarter but there hasn't been any big development... until now. Doctors have recently been seeing an increase in deformed babies with larger than average heads or strange brains but this was no anomaly. This was the big evolution. We were the big evolution.
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