New Finding Challenges History of Evolution

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The discussion revolves around skepticism regarding a link to an article from Buzzle, which is categorized under "editorial" rather than a scientific source, raising concerns about its credibility. Participants express doubts about the article's authenticity, noting the lack of coverage by reputable science websites. Additionally, it is mentioned that the content is outdated, dating back to 2004, and that the isolated group referenced does not pose a challenge to the theory of evolution. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of sourcing information from credible scientific platforms and the need for critical evaluation of editorial content.
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I got this link from someone: http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/10-27-2004-60892.asp

I'm suspicious as no other science website has this as a main story, and it's strangely under the "editorial" directory. Give me your thoughts. Fact or fiction?
 
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