So we've evolved.

But we did not evolve to have the same brain.

That's probably where we evolved from.

That's how we evolved.

And so I think that we evolved ...

It's important to remember that we evolved.

Nerves, and muscle, later evolved.

Humankind evolved, people's bodies adapted.

In Pikaia, a primitive nerve cord evolved.

That's how we evolved. It does seem odd.

In acorn worms, a heart and circulatory system evolved.

Conodonts evolved teeth to help with ingesting plankton.

So what if we evolved as hunting pack animals?

We can. So what if we evolved as hunting pack animals?

We never evolved to navigate in the world of atoms.

I think these evolved I have very little time left I think they evolved together.

As aircraft displays have modernized, the sensors that feed them have modernized as well.

And the ones that stayed on in Africa evolved into the gorillas, the chimpanzees and us.

(narrator) Heavier dinosaur arms led evolution to birds. (Ray Comfort) Do you think we're related to pigs?

Modern sex dolls have evolved out of their blow up counterparts into robots with a silicon skin that is warm to the touch with deliberately human like responses achieved by artificial intelligence.

Suppose we've got a group of little organisms they can be bacteria, they can be hamsters it doesn't matter what and let's suppose that this little group here, they evolved to be cooperative.

In these cases it is thought that these terrestrial or freshwater birds evolved from marine ancestors.

If we'd evolved in a vacuum, we would expect them to hit the ground simultaneously.

Only then, perhaps 50 million years after the first wiry feathers evolved, did feathers lift those dinosaurs into the sky.

And the point is really that we evolved to be satisfied by the world in particular ways.

Two new species evolved whose entire business model is lawsuits sample trolls and patent trolls.

For while they have evolved to overcome a host of obstacles, the most recent has arisen so quickly and at such scale that the species find themselves overwhelmed.

And if you look at some of the organisms that have evolved to live in deserts, there are some amazing examples of adaptations to water scarcity.

Southern Caucasus was occupied by 1.7 million years BP, and northern China was reached by 1.66 million years BP.

The user interfaces for software applications were moving from the old green screens to the graphical user interfaces that are used today.

Plants have evolved to create little landing strips here and there for bees that might have lost their way.

As we evolved from our ape like ancestors on the African savanna, what distinguished us was our larger brains.

So they survived or they failed together, which means that if a community was very successful, all the individuals in that community were repeated more and they were favored by evolution.

As we evolved from our ape like ancestors on the African savanna, what distinguished us was our larger brains.

In fact, if you look back, human communication media and the ways in which we organize socially have been co evolving for quite a long time.

Within my adult lifetime, we have moved from the murder of civil rights campaigners in the US to the election of a black president.

So, just based on the way our brains have been evolved we tend to respond powerfully to unexpected and to variable schedule, rewards.

The close partnership between industry and education was evidenced by how the country's economy and education system had evolved over the years.

These upright apes evolved on the African savanna about two million years ago, and they made these splendid hand axes that fit wonderfully into your hands.

But we find real matter comforting only because we've evolved to survive in Middle World, where matter is a useful fiction.

So if you think first there was sweetness, and then we evolved to like sweetness, you've got it backwards that's just wrong.

We are in danger, all of us, and we've evolved to respond to danger with fear to motivate a powerful response, to help us bravely face a threat.

These are not very fantastic robots, but they evolved to do exactly what we reward them for for moving forward.

Now, what that means is that all of the organisms that live in the sea have evolved in this chemostatted ocean, with CO2 levels lower than they are today.

So if you think first there was sweetness, and then we evolved to like sweetness, you ve got it backwards that s just wrong. It s the other way round.