Asked Oct 30, 2014
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Why is a biological definition of humanity not objective?
Humans are advanced life forms with vast expanses of knowledge and they are very capable of using their hands to do things because of opposable thumbs. We can speak because of how our mouths are "built".
Answered Nov 01, 2014
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