Humans continue to evolve: Study tracks the emergence of 155 new genes Modern humans evolutionarily split from our chimpanzee ancestors nearly 7 million years ago, yet we are continuing to evolve. 155 new genes have been identified within the human lineage that spontaneously arose from tiny sections of our DNA. Some of these new genes date back to the ancient origin of mammals, with a few of these "microgenes" predicted to be associated with human-specific diseases. This work was published on December 20 in the journal Cell Reports. . . . This is the type of 'gain of function' that so easily eludes some. Bob Wilson
The Fifth Element , Lucy, [Firefox, Blade Runner both in 1982 (at&t antitrust) also in the early 1980s 1984], Blade Runner 2049, etc... Probably depends on how much theory any one of us can follow and still identify with the human races.
