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give the impression that each one is the
ancestor of the one succeeding it. Yet the
Imaginary Human latest paleoanthropological findings
Family Tree, the show that Australopithecines, Homo ha-

The Darwinist claim assumes that bilis and H. erectus all lived in the same
modern humans evolved from various period in different regions of the world.
ape-like creatures. The assertion is that Moreover, some humans belonging to
various transitional forms between mo- the species Homo erectus were living
dern man and his supposed forbears until very modern times and were pre-
must have lived during this period, sent in the same surroundings as Homo
which is assumed to have begun 4 to 5 sapiens neandertalensis and Homo sapi-
million years ago. This totally fictitious ens sapiens (modern man). This, of co-
scenario consists of four basic species: urse, clearly invalidates the claim that
1. Australopithecus these forms are one another’s ancestors.
2. Homo habilis
3. Homo erectus
Impasse of Chaos
4. Homo sapiens
Theory, the
Evolutionists attach the name Aus-
tralopithecus, meaning “southern ape,” — See Second Law of Thermody-
to the first supposed ape-like ancestors namics, the (The Law of Entropy).
of man. These creatures are in fact an ex-
tinct species of ape. There are various Aware that the Second Law of Ther-
types of Australopithecines, some of modynamics makes evolution impossib-
which are large apes and others of which le, various evolutionist scientists have
are smaller and more delicate. (See Aus- recently engaged in speculation in order
tralopithecus, the) to bridge the gulf between the Second
The subsequent stage—and genus— Law and the theory of evolution and to
in human evolution is classified as Ho- clear away this obstacle.
mo, in other words “man.” According to Of these advocates, the Belgian sci-
the claim, living things in the Homo ge- entist Ilya Prigogine is the best-known
nus are more developed than Australo- with his claims made in the hope of re-
pithecus. It is then claimed that H. sapi- conciling Termodynamics and evolution.
ens, or modern man, emerged in the final Starting from the concept of Chaos The-
phase of this genus’ evolution. ory, Prigogine put forward a number of
In coming up with the series Austra- hypotheses to the effect that order could
lopithecines > Homo habilis > Homo emerge from chaos. Yet despite all his
erectus > Homo sapiens, evolutionists endeavors, Prigogine failed to reconcile

Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)