Soo last week I was in my Bio class and we were learning stuff about Darwin's theory of evolution and one point in this whole section caught my attention
Species
it is defined as a group of animals who can successfully interbreed and produce a fertile offspring.... (although there are many other facts to consider when animals are speciated) anyways
Whats wrong with this statement...?
Nothing at all.....but I stumbled up on one thing....just one thing
Humans....
Humans are a single species.... because we can interbreed and produce fertile offsprings... But when Darwin wrote his book The Origin of Species, those finches that migrated away into the Galapagos became another species over long course of time
Think about this
Arent Humans the same....
According to historians Humans in North and South America developed under isolation- so they developed differently from all of the others.....
well thats history
Think about right now....
My conception of beauty is different from each one of yours....it depends on the fact that we all come from different backgrounds and then if the concept of beauty and love is different for all of us and there are 6 billion humans....How can they interbreed? well they defenitely are breeding BUT isnt that from their own kind...or why would indians try to marry indians even of they are in America or any other place where there is an abundance of Humans.... why dont they interbreed....?
So are we really the same species???? Yes, chemically and biologically I guess but defenitly we exist as mentally/phsychologically different species....
More over- we are just like those finches of galapagos.... when humans are isolated... they change too...and I dont mean isolated between other animals and such....but isolated in a culture and society....
From what i have seen everywhere....same kind will forget same kind........

This is just a question...that i had...if you have any other ideas, i completely respect your perspective as well........ :D :D :D