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why is the lack of "fur" positive Progression for humans?

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01-18-2008 8:29 PM 		Reply to: Message 12 by dwise1
01-18-2008 7:50 PM

Remember, the horse may be faster over a shorter distance, but can the horse keep up its pace for longer than a man could? That is the real question.
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I've read, long, long ago, that humans (myself certainly excluded) can beat a horse in a marathon (26 mile) race.
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