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                 Demolished Evolutionist Myths
                 While maintaining that the olfactory mechanism developed gradual-

            ly, evolutionists also claim that during the so-called human evolutionary
            process, the importance of smell declined in comparison with that of oth-
            er senses. This claim is another distortion resorted to by evolutionists in
            order to suggest that there was a gradual development among the five
            senses. According to this claim, a living thing evolving over the
            course of time possesses senses that are increasingly ad-
            vanced. However, they are unable to present any scientific
            evidence for this claim, and instead seek to adorn it with
            imaginary scenarios and scientific terminology.
                 First of all, the materials most frequently em-
            ployed in purely conjectural evolutionist scenarios
            on the subject of so-called human evolution, clearly,
            are reconstructions—models, drawings and paint-
            ings based on the skulls of now-extinct apes that

            lived in the past. Evolutionists endow these skulls
            with various facial features, seeking to give the
            impression that “ape-men” once lived. They
            may impose a human face on an ape’s skull
            but leave a few simian details. The secret of
            making an ape resembling a human being
            is to give the desired shape to the soft tis-
            sues superimposed on the skull. That’s
            because your facial bones have little de-
            termining effect on the soft tissues
            that make up the mouth, nose and
            eyelids. Using such a method, there-
            fore, an ape’s face can easily be made



                                          Harun Yahya
                                        (Adnan Oktar)
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