Female primate know how to manage the males - sex and food. Males reciprocate with protection and hopefully at least a little entertainment. Thank you for all these wonderful conversations!!
@@ahsinoe4 In primate ethology, predation and aggression are relatively distinctive behaviors. If you are talking about aggression, bonobos appear to be relatively peaceful. Data shows they hunt and predate. "Make love not war" does not refer to hunting/predation. They are half as aggressive as chimps and more aggressive than humans. Human comparison is odd since culturally we have been putting substantial barriers to behavior with positive and negative reinforcers. Therefore a relatively objective comparison of the default forms will be interesting to see if you have that data.
But you have no proof that we came from monkeys it’s all speculations nothing else give us physical evidence of a species evolving to a complete different species you don’t have none and just blind following your atheist scientists that you worship lol
@@ismailmounsif1109 I'll give you 3 examples. 1) Some Whales have pelvic and hind limb bones in there body the pelvis is used for muscle attachment but the leg limbs serve no purpose and are inside the hind of the body. 2) Slow worms are lizards that look and move very much like snakes. They have tiny useless legs hanging from their bodies that serve no purpose and are so small that they couldnt help them walk if they were functional. 3) Galapagos tortoise have two very different shaped shells but are the same species. One has a function that allows their heads to lean back and reach up for food whereas the other allows limited movement as they eat from the ground. Bonus Example) Humans have a useless small organ that serves no purpose called an appendix. It is suggested that it was once used as a digestive tool for much hardy food groups like grass, mulch and tree barks which we dont eat anymore. There are many more examples that are very easy to look up online and here on youtube.
Does it even have to be explained how? Simply go to your local mall or a major event with a lot of people. Sit back, kick your feet up and watch closely. Heck, in MANY if not MOST cases I prefer "animals" to "people". Not even a contest.
The lineage actually appeared to have started with the common ancestor of orangutans. They evolved before gorillas and we share 97% of human DNA with them. Orangutans evolved in Indonesia around 12 million years ago. The common ancestor with orangutans beboped around Eurasia and probably multiple forms until it made it to Africa and the lineage split off gorillas and then chimpanzees. Given the plethora of hominids in Europe and Asia The real question is going to be where did humans split from the common ancestor... Here's another quirk. Orangutans don't walk on their knuckles and they spend up to 9 years teaching their children before they're on their own. The gestation period of an orangutan is 8 1/2 months. Chimps gestation. Is a little less than 8 months. Chimps wean their offspring at about 4 years..
"The lineage actually appeared to have started with the common ancestor of orangutans" - if you are referring to the taxa in the title, it doesn't. Chimps, humans and gorillas start with a common ancestor _after_ the one shared with orangutans. On what basis do you state orangutans evolved before gorillas?
It is not yet clear if or when genetic data might support, or refute, our hybrid origins. The list of anatomical specializations we may have gained from porcine philandering is too long to detail here. Suffice it to say, similarities in the face, skin and organ microstructure alone are hard to explain away. A short list of differential features, for example, would include, multipyramidal kidney structure, presence of dermal melanocytes, melanoma, absence of a primate baculum (penis bone), surface lipid and carbohydrate composition of cell membranes, vocal cord structure, laryngeal sacs, diverticuli of the fetal stomach, intestinal "valves of Kerkring," heart chamber symmetry, skin and cranial vasculature and method of cooling, and tooth structure. Other features occasionally seen in humans, like bicornuate uteruses and supernumerary nipples, would also be difficult to incorporate into a purely primate tree.
Why would he possibly think that the gorillamanzee common ancestor of 9 million years ago was remotely gorilla like? Present day gorillas are obviously hyper specialized grazers. Surely it was some sort of bulky gibbon / thin orang.
In Vietnam they tell me that my face get dizzy, not the room. In America they tell me the room is spinning. 🙏 Sorry for the collapse 🤣 personally speaking
Did you know monkeys dont understand pointing. You can point at something and they dont get what you're trying to tell them. A dog can tell because they too use pointing. A cat will just look at your finger. You can teach a monkey sign language but they dont understand pointing lol so weird
The also eat other monkeys, some times to near extinction. Let's not brush over that one...People like to say "we are a lot like apes." No, we ARE apes.
The picture on the screen is an artist's rendering. Six different artists will give six different renderings. There is no fossil record to verify these assertions. No gradual small changes from apes to humans. None. In fact the fossil record is discontinuous not gradual. The evolutionary tree is a canard that evolutionary biologists do not agree on and interpret in a multitude of ways. The time frame to make the necessary genetic changes from monkeys to humans is insufficient. Evolutionary theory cannot explain how something comes from nothing. It cannot explain the fact that random genetic changes bring either no change or negative outcomes. Natural selection simply doesn't work as a mechanism in a prebiotic world. Evolutionary theory is wishful and circular and faith based. Simply not a robust theory. Surprising how many so called scientists stubbornly cling to it with a religious fervor.
One small decision, by the Apes, say to climb down the tree and walk on legs, probably led to Human beings who are capable of destroying the planet. One small decision, over time, led to a drastic result !
Back in the old days, Chimps had long curly strands of hair, like Rabbi's, whilst other members of the ape family would brew corn liquor and dream of life on other planets! fact
Wolves, Danes and chihuahuas are all still dogs. That’s microevolution which can actually be observed. Macro evolution is much harder to prove given the scant amount of evidence of species changing into other species.
That is selective breeding. Forced fast evolution by human interaction if choosing traits to pass on. If never done there would be very very few wild natural dog looks. Coyotes wolves etc all look relatively the same in ways. Not like a pug and a Dane.
@ishikawa1338 selective breeding isn't the exact same but it works through the same mechanism as evolution. It's pretty much just evolution just controlled by humans
@@thebreacher3219how so lol since it’s man made and did not came from nature like you call it and we still haven’t seen how nature did it as we have no physical evidence that a specie can evolve to a complete different specie
Did I really just see a picture of Sigourney Weaver posted as Dian Fosse? Yeah,SW just played DF in a movie back in 1986...Anyway,there are unknown primates/hybrid humans in NA and SA to this day.
The guy knows a lot about current apes, chimps but it’s amazing to me he puts out an evolutionary tree is if he knows it to be a fact….even though there is no actual evidence of anything he says. This is the problem with academia.
You know alot about current apes and chimps but it's amazing to me that you state there is no evidence like it's a fact.... even though there is no actual evidence of you saying there is no evidence of what he's saying. This is the problem with people who think they are smart on UA-cam.
@@TheLegendaryBM I want people to follow science and that means actual observable, repeatable, evidence that a be tested, not a story based purely on assumptions. There is no evidence flunkie. There are no skulls or bones or fossil record that backs up what he’s saying. If you were educated you would know this.
Lex giving us old JRE vibes
Like jre on xanax
Lol it’s a little nostalgic b/c we’ve heard Joe talk about how much bonobo’s fuck 😂
Joe is a meathead. Entertaining as hell, but still kind of a meathead. Lex is brilliant and so much more of a deep thinker.
@@joshallen4848 Lex is a true intellectual. Joe is a comedian. You can’t compare them wtf lol
@@dutchmastah07 exactly
3:40 this man gets assaulted by a gorilla and casually goes "fascinating" humans are truly a dangerous species 🤣 🤣
What makes Alex great is that he lets esteemed guests talk and stays quiet.
I like how you just let them talk without unnecessary redirecting.
2:24: love that you've got a photo of Sigourney Weaver who played Dian Fossey in the movie of her life, instead of the actual conservationist 😂
😂that cracked me up too
Lmao
Shocking stuff. Very American.
😂😂
Oh dude I didn't even notice, I just went with it 😂😂😂
Female primate know how to manage the males - sex and food. Males reciprocate with protection and hopefully at least a little entertainment. Thank you for all these wonderful conversations!!
We aren’t so different from them
You didn’t listen to this at all. He states super clearly that chimps are not sexually competitive on the male side.
Females domesticate the males.
@@AT-wj5sw please men will say “not all men” when women tell them they only want them for sex, and then write this stuff 💀
@@Z-FishInMyBreakfast well humans are apes
Pretty sure that is Sigourney Weaver in "Gorillas in the Mist" (2:40) who played Dian Fossey in the movie.
LOL yea i noticed also straight away
Me too, but maybe that was a legal picture he could use??? I too wondered why but also found it funny!
@@hiroyopoetker Naw. Pretty sure it was just a fuck-up.
hahahahhahhahahhah Thats! If so that hilarious!!
Nah, I think he is just messing with us. Which I think is funny.
Ever since Joe Rogan left to Spotify, Lex has been filling that void.
He left Spotify too? So what is he doing his pod on? 🤔
@@Gatsu_Gambino learn to read bro
@@euj0 I'm asking him.... what is he doing now? Don't be so sensitive
@@Gatsu_Gambino im not being sensitive. The original post didnt say Joe Rogan left spotify. You need to work on your reading comprehension.
@@euj0 umm yes it did... and it was edited
Lex, that was a brilliant question. Chimps and gorillas act like premature human adults in many other ways, so great question.
@@Nonenunnen the hell you smoking?
@@S0ulsinner are you having trouble understanding what he said or what?
@@dakotalowe1194 what did he say?
"Make Love Not War" Bonobo Wisdom.
They are just as Violent
@@ahsinoe4 just as violent as who ?
@@laza6141 As All Primates, Including US!
@@ahsinoe4 No , humans are less violent than bonobos and chimps , there are many different hypothesis as to why this is.
@@ahsinoe4 In primate ethology, predation and aggression are relatively distinctive behaviors. If you are talking about aggression, bonobos appear to be relatively peaceful. Data shows they hunt and predate. "Make love not war" does not refer to hunting/predation. They are half as aggressive as chimps and more aggressive than humans. Human comparison is odd since culturally we have been putting substantial barriers to behavior with positive and negative reinforcers. Therefore a relatively objective comparison of the default forms will be interesting to see if you have that data.
God, I could listen to this guy all day. What a story teller.
Almost nothing is funnier then the,” I didn’t come from no monkey!” Argument then the argument .
Brilliant
But you have no proof that we came from monkeys it’s all speculations nothing else give us physical evidence of a species evolving to a complete different species you don’t have none and just blind following your atheist scientists that you worship lol
@@bucketstuck7137give me proof of a specie evolving to a complete different species
@@ismailmounsif1109 I'll give you 3 examples.
1) Some Whales have pelvic and hind limb bones in there body the pelvis is used for muscle attachment but the leg limbs serve no purpose and are inside the hind of the body.
2) Slow worms are lizards that look and move very much like snakes. They have tiny useless legs hanging from their bodies that serve no purpose and are so small that they couldnt help them walk if they were functional.
3) Galapagos tortoise have two very different shaped shells but are the same species. One has a function that allows their heads to lean back and reach up for food whereas the other allows limited movement as they eat from the ground.
Bonus Example) Humans have a useless small organ that serves no purpose called an appendix. It is suggested that it was once used as a digestive tool for much hardy food groups like grass, mulch and tree barks which we dont eat anymore.
There are many more examples that are very easy to look up online and here on youtube.
@@ismailmounsif1109 if you want proof just look at the fossils, there’s direct evidence right there
Does it even have to be explained how? Simply go to your local mall or a major event with a lot of people. Sit back, kick your feet up and watch closely.
Heck, in MANY if not MOST cases I prefer "animals" to "people". Not even a contest.
Lex is getting it done, thx dude
Ur welcome
But who did you think would win in a fight? Jane Goodall or Dian Fossey?
Every human being and animal on earth is connected in a tiny small almost unseen way
The DNA strands and sequencing of trees is more like humans than not!
Why can’t you reproduce with them since you are so connected hahahaha you must be mentally ill to believe such rubbish
Keep it up Mr.Lex
Jre introduced me to podcast with intellectuals
You’ve driven that interest further for me
I appreciate it greatly.
Same
This guy is an excellent communicator
I love nature and science
@SATAN 666 why?
@@MGRK56nature is an entity according to you right
The lineage actually appeared to have started with the common ancestor of orangutans. They evolved before gorillas and we share 97% of human DNA with them. Orangutans evolved in Indonesia around 12 million years ago. The common ancestor with orangutans beboped around Eurasia and probably multiple forms until it made it to Africa and the lineage split off gorillas and then chimpanzees. Given the plethora of hominids in Europe and Asia The real question is going to be where did humans split from the common ancestor... Here's another quirk. Orangutans don't walk on their knuckles and they spend up to 9 years teaching their children before they're on their own. The gestation period of an orangutan is 8 1/2 months. Chimps gestation. Is a little less than 8 months. Chimps wean their offspring at about 4 years..
"The lineage actually appeared to have started with the common ancestor of orangutans"
- if you are referring to the taxa in the title, it doesn't. Chimps, humans and gorillas start with a common ancestor _after_ the one shared with orangutans.
On what basis do you state orangutans evolved before gorillas?
Cultural evolution could take humans to the next level. The priorities of community and relationships and sex instead of war lol
He did not explain how humans and chimps are related
Very interesting. I never knew the Ape/ Human Evaluation tree.
The thing between Hugh and Charlie and the branch. I've actually witnessed within dogs.
Gorillas weren't always the largest species of ape, everyone knows that gigantopithecus was much bigger.
Absolute gold..."make love not war". Unfortunately us greedy bastards haven't learnt that yet.
He did he never think of that? I came to the same conclusion as Lex.
I thought the same immediately, but maybe that says more about us
My immature brain forced me to make a really specific clip of this
I’m not gonna lie I zoned out until I heard that the bonobos were scissoring each other
Lex has such good questions. dang
at 2:42, that is a picture of Sigourney Weaver from "gorillias in the mist"
5:20
I loved Dian Fossey in Alien
When he mentioned digit my heart broke. If you don't know Diane fossey's story and what happened to her and digit please read up on it.
I went Gorilla trekking in Rwanda last year. Amazing.
Why does the guest purposefully keep is elbows visible the whole interview? Some kind of chimp power move?
Gorillas are hybridised with Forest Hogs, getting piggy with it.
Lol - That's not Dian Fossy's picture. That's Sigourney Weaver who played her in a movie.
bonobos like bonobos, new from drake
Your profile pic lol
Monkey me too…
I would have sworn that Dian Fossey's photo is that of Sigourney Weaver
It is not yet clear if or when genetic data might support, or refute, our hybrid origins. The list of anatomical specializations we may have gained from porcine philandering is too long to detail here. Suffice it to say, similarities in the face, skin and organ microstructure alone are hard to explain away. A short list of differential features, for example, would include, multipyramidal kidney structure, presence of dermal melanocytes, melanoma, absence of a primate baculum (penis bone), surface lipid and carbohydrate composition of cell membranes, vocal cord structure, laryngeal sacs, diverticuli of the fetal stomach, intestinal "valves of Kerkring," heart chamber symmetry, skin and cranial vasculature and method of cooling, and tooth structure. Other features occasionally seen in humans, like bicornuate uteruses and supernumerary nipples, would also be difficult to incorporate into a purely primate tree.
Why would he possibly think that the gorillamanzee common ancestor of 9 million years ago was remotely gorilla like? Present day gorillas are obviously hyper specialized grazers. Surely it was some sort of bulky gibbon / thin orang.
In Vietnam they tell me that my face get dizzy, not the room. In America they tell me the room is spinning. 🙏 Sorry for the collapse 🤣 personally speaking
we now know who to call in a planet of the apes situation
Our cousins. Thank you.
How many people are you? 😂
Scissoring Bonobos
Without doubt I prefer lex discussion to Joe Rogan any day.
Did you know monkeys dont understand pointing. You can point at something and they dont get what you're trying to tell them. A dog can tell because they too use pointing. A cat will just look at your finger. You can teach a monkey sign language but they dont understand pointing lol so weird
But chimpanzees can be trained to point
They did experiments around a decade ago of trying to get chimps to point at boxes with food in it. After a while it became natural almost to them
5:06
The only think is that the next spade might unearth a skull older that looks less like a champ,
Make love not war 💜
The also eat other monkeys, some times to near extinction. Let's not brush over that one...People like to say "we are a lot like apes." No, we ARE apes.
This guy's imagination is in overdrive, but I definitely saw the guy with the top-knot in the thumbnail at Burning Man.
The picture on the screen is an artist's rendering. Six different artists will give six different renderings. There is no fossil record to verify these assertions. No gradual small changes from apes to humans. None. In fact the fossil record is discontinuous not gradual. The evolutionary tree is a canard that evolutionary biologists do not agree on and interpret in a multitude of ways. The time frame to make the necessary genetic changes from monkeys to humans is insufficient. Evolutionary theory cannot explain how something comes from nothing. It cannot explain the fact that random genetic changes bring either no change or negative outcomes. Natural selection simply doesn't work as a mechanism in a prebiotic world. Evolutionary theory is wishful and circular and faith based. Simply not a robust theory. Surprising how many so called scientists stubbornly cling to it with a religious fervor.
Lol good job copying and pasting all the creationist talking points
@@adriantaylor84 you’re making a monkey out of yourself,bud.
Repent !
Love the storytelling, wish the question was answered though. Make love not war.
One small decision, by the Apes, say to climb down the tree and walk on legs, probably led to Human beings who are capable of destroying the planet. One small decision, over time, led to a drastic result !
Lmao At first I thought for the thumbnail you chose Osama Bin Laden to represent the final evolutionary stage of Homo sapiens
I was wondering when Lex will talk about love... spoiler... the very end
I love that it's predictable he will talk about love 😊
Communication is the key !
Back in the old days, Chimps had long curly strands of hair, like Rabbi's, whilst other members of the ape family would brew corn liquor and dream of life on other planets! fact
The non - bald Rogan experience
Make love not war. 😍
U showing a picture of an actress??
Explain the origins of the missing link....Joeroganesse Knukleheadicus
Hershel walker explained all this
I don't know what is my position while I'm sleeping
They are not related if so why are they still living. If the traits are related then why we have them in our zoo
Interesting, but not really responsive to the caption.
My chihuahua does that also! Are we related ??
yes, all life shares a common ancestor at some point. Probably early placental mammals millions of years ago.
Of course she was playing a game, I don't know why he dismisses it as high school behavior when it's the most primate moment of our lives
Anytime an American needs educating they bring in an English man 😂🏴🏴👍🏻
Lex "mhmm" Fridman
❤😮😅 yes we are so related and they are our cousins
Are the Orangutans related to humans as well?
I think so. We're all "great apes" so id assume so.
yes, they're great apes just like us, chimps, bonobos, and gorillas :)
I know the dude in the thumb nail
Tell us about how our chromosomes fused? Can't be done in nature but mysteriously it happened with us..
It does happen in nature, your part of nature for a start, a human ape side it happened to our ancestors.
If you don’t believe in evolution look at a wolf, then a Great Dane, then a chihuahua
Wolves, Danes and chihuahuas are all still dogs. That’s microevolution which can actually be observed. Macro evolution is much harder to prove given the scant amount of evidence of species changing into other species.
That is selective breeding. Forced fast evolution by human interaction if choosing traits to pass on. If never done there would be very very few wild natural dog looks. Coyotes wolves etc all look relatively the same in ways. Not like a pug and a Dane.
@ishikawa1338 selective breeding isn't the exact same but it works through the same mechanism as evolution. It's pretty much just evolution just controlled by humans
@@thebreacher3219how so lol since it’s man made and did not came from nature like you call it and we still haven’t seen how nature did it as we have no physical evidence that a specie can evolve to a complete different specie
Did I really just see a picture of Sigourney Weaver posted as Dian Fosse? Yeah,SW just played DF in a movie back in 1986...Anyway,there are unknown primates/hybrid humans in NA and SA to this day.
Lex has officially replaced Joe Rogan now.
Cap
Spotify better stay away.
@@spockskynet seriously that garbage podcast player is unusable til this day
Lex trying to understand human behavior by asking about other primate species
My next door neighbor 🤣🤣🤣
I'm pretty sure there is some hidden racism in this comment 🤦🏾♂️
@@shizshyne8141 your pretty wrong 👎
@@joshrunge2238haha remember Charles Darwin became racist because of evolution since it depicts the black people as the closest to the monkeys
Cavemen were beautiful.
classic female gorilla move
we are NOT RELATED... case closed
No, we are.
where is your evidence buddy?
Scissor me timbers!!
He left out Bigfoot @Lex
The missing link is 👽
Awesome
When you realize even tho he used to sound far out at times, Rogan was right
What about the Orangutans
I want to be a bonobo.
Nonsense no matter how much u try to cram in down our throats just admit u don’t know how we got here
The guy knows a lot about current apes, chimps but it’s amazing to me he puts out an evolutionary tree is if he knows it to be a fact….even though there is no actual evidence of anything he says. This is the problem with academia.
You know alot about current apes and chimps but it's amazing to me that you state there is no evidence like it's a fact.... even though there is no actual evidence of you saying there is no evidence of what he's saying. This is the problem with people who think they are smart on UA-cam.
Theres no problem at all its just a talk
@@TheLegendaryBM You thought you did something there didn’t you? However, my point is still valid. No evidence and you can look that up.
@@jimdandy9118 Do you want a golden book written by God to say that it's so? He said various things like analyzing skull sizes and bone shapes, etc.
@@TheLegendaryBM I want people to follow science and that means actual observable, repeatable, evidence that a be tested, not a story based purely on assumptions. There is no evidence flunkie. There are no skulls or bones or fossil record that backs up what he’s saying. If you were educated you would know this.
13 minutes for “ make love, not war.😑.
🤨
isnt that the actress from the movie Alien lol
He’s jumping on evolution theory as if he wrote it. Where are all the intermediary breeds. He may be old but not wise.
There is absolutely zero evidence of this.
I smell a rat.
That lady got bodied bu gorillas?
We are all related because we are all created by the same creator. So everything will have similarities in DNA.