"However, later on, modern humans evolved splendid civilizations in just 35,000 years."
Li Shi called out the learning panel again, first "gazing" at the "Physique" column, then "staring" at the nebula in the background for a while.
"Come to think of it, today's humans and the ancient humans from 30,000 years ago are both 'modern humans'. So what's the difference between the two?"
He switched to the browser and started searching.
After some searching, he found that there's a consensus in the research community: compared with people from 10,000 years ago, today's people might be taller and longer-lived due to their dietary habits, lifestyle, technology, and medical care. But from a biological perspective, there's hardly any difference!
Even the important factor affecting intelligence — brain capacity, has remained almost the same between ancient people from 10,000 years ago and modern people.
