3-legged baby. Is that a defect? Maybe we, the 2-legged beast, are the defectives babies. Maybe, just maybe, 98% of humans are born with defects and those 3-legged (2%) babies are normal.
I wondered, if defects in humans are defined as anything that is not normal, i.e. different from the majority. Or can our biologist actually identify that we are suppose to have 2-legs only and the third one has no function, only hindrance.
Friday, May 30, 2008
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
2 comments:
kawan
you become think like me
why bird cannot swim....
Haha, oh yeah....I remember that question 10 years ago, "Why can't evolution make birds swim?"
:)
I guess I was just 10 years slower!
Post a Comment