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Based on the theory of evolution, if a characteristic is common to all persons of a species, then there must have been something about that characteristic that has enabled the entire specie to survive.
 © 2009 James Kanjo |
Interestingly, wehuman beings are one of the very few species with prominent “whites” surrounding our irises in our eyes. Why is that? It's so that we can tell whether another human being is looking at us or not.
I enjoy theorising why certain characteristics exist; they aren't always realistic, but no doubt are some shade of the truth.
So we know that having whites around our irises help us to determine where somebody is looking, but why does every human have this feature?
Perhaps, a very long time ago, before people migrated to different lands, everybody was ruled under a single Queen; Queen Lookatmeh. Now, as a measure of politeness, Queen Lookatmeh asks that you always look at her and marvel at her beauty in her presence. She could always tell if somebody was looking at her if they had whites around their irises… but if they didn't, she was awfully paranoid that they weren't looking at her.
So she executed every person without whites surrounding the irises. And that is why everybody has the same eyes today.
So why do all human babies have blue eyes?
λ James Kanjo
Did you know that the theory of evolution has been disproved many times before? It actually has.
Who cares? Whether or not it's true doesn't stop me from making creative theories about why we're the way we are.
Why do you think babies have blue eyes?
λ James Kanjo
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It definately matters what you believe.
Anyway, what makes up your eye color? Mine changes different shades. However, think about it, can you see your eye color? My suggestion is to do a test, to see if people with blue eyes see better. Sounds good to me. Maybe they help in developing your eyes.
Apparently cats with white hair and blue eyes are more likely to be deaf
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