4 Like they were something special,
5 And inventing Gods and religions to explain the things they didn't understand,
6 aSuch as the weather,
7 bAnd death,
8 cAnd the accidental nature of things,
9 Which they never seemed to like.
10 dAnd you could count on them doing all kinds of incredible thing to prove to themselves that their Gods were real,
11 eLike building incredibly huge monuments and temples to their Gods,
12 fAnd learning how to write down the names of their Gods and what they'd asked them for,
13 gAnd inventing all kinds of weapons to show their neighbors whose Gods were more real and powerful,
14 hNot to mention grabbing their land and other things,
15 Until some other civilization that was bigger and stronger,
16 Because it lived in a more fertile river valley,
17 Destroyed them and their temples and their Gods too.
CHAPTER 181 And science will iprove that the same things happen over and over and over and over again,
2 Repeatedly,
3 And haven't stopped yet.
4 jBecause although civilizations keep on changing and evolving,
5 kAnd their Gods keep on changing and evolving,
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6 lAnd their monuments and temples keep on changing and evolving,
7 mAnd their weapons keep on changing and evolving,
8 nMankind has stayed pretty much the same.
9 oAnd it's not likely that Mankind will ever stop being pretty much the same,
10 pBecause to do that, he'd need a bigger brain,
11 qWhich he can't have,
12 Since if the human brain got any bigger,
13 rWomen would have to evolve an even wider pelvis,
14 sAnd give up walking for good.
CHAPTER 191 And science will also prove that God doesn't have a lot to do with the way Mankind acts,
2 tAt least not anymore,
3 Since science shows that it's all built in anyway,
4 From birth,
5 And before,
6 Because everything we're good at,
7 And bad at,
8 Is determined by our ugenes,
9 vWhich live in every cell of the human body,
10 wAnd pretty well explain everything important about us,
11 Like how we look,
12 And how our brains work,
13 And how our emotions work, and how our senses work,
14 For better or worse,
15 Until the fabulous organic xmachine called the human body stops working,
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