ianbrooks:99 Steps of Progress by MaentisThe fallacy of evolution is that we’ll always see our

ianbrooks:99 Steps of Progress by MaentisThe fallacy of evolution is that we’ll always see our
ianbrooks:99 Steps of Progress by MaentisThe fallacy of evolution is that we’ll always see our
ianbrooks:99 Steps of Progress by MaentisThe fallacy of evolution is that we’ll always see our
ianbrooks:99 Steps of Progress by MaentisThe fallacy of evolution is that we’ll always see our
ianbrooks:99 Steps of Progress by MaentisThe fallacy of evolution is that we’ll always see our
ianbrooks:99 Steps of Progress by MaentisThe fallacy of evolution is that we’ll always see our
ianbrooks:99 Steps of Progress by MaentisThe fallacy of evolution is that we’ll always see our
ianbrooks:99 Steps of Progress by MaentisThe fallacy of evolution is that we’ll always see our
ianbrooks:99 Steps of Progress by MaentisThe fallacy of evolution is that we’ll always see our
ianbrooks:99 Steps of Progress by MaentisThe fallacy of evolution is that we’ll always see our

ianbrooks:99 Steps of Progress by MaentisThe fallacy of evolution is that we’ll always see ourselves as the end result, when in reality, humans are just another small skip down a long and winding path. Darwin’s original theory probably didn’t account for flamethrowers though, but I’m glad we beat the monkeys to the punch on that one. Probably why we evolved and they didn’t, if my understanding of the process is correct and it probably is. Maentis’ series explores the various branching paths of evolution, convoluted just a bit by the ever-complicating presence of humanity. Prints available at RedBubble.Artist: Flickr / Facebook / Website -- source link
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