They got darker
An even better question to ask is why would humans “evolve” to not be able to handle sun? ik melanin is a natural barrier but even blacks can get skin cancer and are recommended heavily to wear spf
How would pre civilization humans be limited to 40 minutes of sun exposure. I think it’s more likely they were spending the majority of their time in the sun.
clothing
less sun expsure = less vitamin d
Might have died. They didn't have autopsy or post mortem stuff back so they might have believed it was a curse from gods or something
great point, i’m aware that lighter skin is meant to absorb sun and therefore vitamin d more effectively like caucasian cave dwellers or something. But my point is why would or how could a species constantly inundated with sun exposure, evolve to experience adverse effects like skin damage and cancer?, as even the darkest skin colors need to wear spf according to popularly held belief.
But then how could only some people die from exposure and not others, even if you say their genes were better adapted then why don’t modern humans have the same gene expression from those humans who could actually handle sun? Maybe you could say they were simply in the sun less but I think that’s too convenient an answer.
oh wait i re-read your post so forget the video that i send you. I'd say we are full of mistakes , because evolution is a gradua,l long and very diverging process and a perfect life form will never exist.
I was waiting for someone to mention this because I can’t really argue with this and if this isn’t a hoax by the cabal then it sounds very likely.
Ok I see, questions like these just arise to me because things like this (being exposed to the sun) are so fundamental and basic to everything on earth but despite this fact are things that seem to be so problematic to humans and I don’t understand how.
What specifically separates someone who gets skin cancer from the sun from someone who doesn’t with the same amount of exposure? Besides melanin ig.
Europe generally wasn’t sunny which is why Europeans evolved lighter hair and skin there’s exceptions though noticeable the Mediterranean and the Iberian peninsula in those regions the pale lords would often stay inside their castles to avoid the sun
doesn't make sense tbh. how do you grow food without sun
Notice I said “generally didn’t have sun”
why dont they migrate where it's sunnier?
What do you think the Norse and barbarians were?
You need a shit-ton of sun exposure to actually increase your risk of cancer, most people these days don't get enough sun, because they work and spend most of their time indoors, this scaremongering about the dangers of sun is stupid and misguided...
No you’re incorrect, skin cancer is very prevalent and is the most common type of cancer, cancer is actually the 2nd leading cause of death in the US behind heart disease, and your argument is erroneous as people nowadays take precautions like spf, and are warned to limit their exposure as much as possible and yet it’s still rampant, so just postulate how it would be thousands of years ago when nobody had this knowledge.
Ok thanks for listing your sources I read them all and this might actually be the conclusion.
this. radiation and oxidation in general tissue degradation increase the chances of cells going haywire and getting cancerogenic traits when they reproduce due to their deteriorating dna.
