Would a baby born 500,000 years ago be indistinguishable from us if it were to be rai...?

Answer: A baby that was born 500,000 years ago would be physically distinguish.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Would a baby born 500,000 years ago be indistinguishable from us if it were to be raised by a modern family? Marius Gorvett, Approx 20 years herptile experience including multiple snake species Updated Dec 9 A baby that was born 500,000 years ago would be physically distinguishable from a modern baby. The oldest time period currently known for being physically indistinguishable...  Read More » Is this a good time to invest heavily in the stock market assuming that the prices will soar when the coronavirus pandemic ends? James Kelly, Applied Mathematician at Naval Research Laboratory Written Wed No. Stocks are being gobbled up by hedge funds borrowing at near zero interest rates. These dudes are not in for the long haul but a quick buck. When the earnings reports c...  Read More » What is the strangest thing gamers understand that non-gamers don't? Daniel McDaniel, B.Eng. & working on M.S. Written Jun 19, 2019 Some gamers have near expert knowledge in certain areas, without ever having stepped into that field outside of gaming. Some of these gamers also happens to be very young. I...  Read More » Why is the age of 30 too late for everything? Cynthia Barnes, former Employment & Labor Law, Civil Rights, Local Govt Written Feb 18 I had my first child, graduated law school, went to Europe, started to get healthy for the first time (diet and exercise, lost 50 lbs), got my best job in my life, took a t...  Read More » Will the stock market in the U.S. recover by May 1, 2020? David Sicherman, Co-Founder, CFO (2009-present) Written Mar 22 No, we are about to experience the results of the country being shut down. Millions and millions of unemployed. As soon as the numbers start pouring in weekly now there wil...  Read More » Is there a point to pursuing a Ph.D. after 40? Peng Peng Zheng, Research Assistant at The University of Texas at Dallas Updated Nov 30, 2018 The eldest PhD student my department has had was 55 years old. He so happened to be in my research group as well, and was more energetic than any of us. However, he left the...  Read More » How much gas is wasted when self pumping at the gas station? Bodhi Ench, General Manager (2014-present) Written Apr 13, 2019 Ah, I assume you're from Oregon, where pumping your own gas is for all intents and purposes, illegal. You guys practically think everyone from California is going to start a...  Read More » Will the stock market fall further even after the corona virus clears up? Paul Sutton, Stock Trader, electrical engineer Written Mar 21 Here's the situation: We have no vaccine to provide immunity to covid-19. We have no proven cure. A vaccine is 12–18 months away....  Read More » If dx/dt is velocity, and dv/dt is acceleration, then what is da/dt? Rajendra Adhikari Updated Feb 23 It's the jerk. Here is an interesting phenomenon related to it. When you suddenly stop your car, of course you are going to be thrown forward from your seat. You will feel a jerk. ...  Read More » Why does China continue to purchase US debt when it's clear that we are never going to pay it back? Sukhayl Niyazov, Independent author Updated Feb 10 Let me make it clear: China has been purchasing the US debt not because America needs China to finance its activities; on the contrary, China is forced to buy US bonds to s...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/