For any hominid to have ever evolved into a human, that hominid would have to have lost everything he needed to live, particularly:
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[*]His fur while ice ages were going on.
[*]Almost all of his night vision while surrounded by large predators which could see quite well in the dark.
[*]Almost all of his sense of smell while trying to make it as a land prey animal.
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Chuck Darwin himself said that if anybody could ever demonstrate a single feature of a living creature which could not conceivably have arisen step-wise via mutations with each step representing some sort of an advantage over the previous, than his theory would crash and burn.
There is more than one choice for such a feature but,of all the things which could never possibly evolve, my pick for #1 is flight feathers.
Consider feathers, which come in more than one form. Down feathers serve for insulation and are not that much different from hair or fur. An evolutionist could talk about fur mutating into down feathers and not sound totally stupid. But flight feathers are so totally different from down feathers that you'd need TWO mutations to get to them i.e. one mutation to get from fur to down feathers and then another to get from down feathers to flight feathers.

Flight feathers involve a complex system of barbules and hooks as the image shows to create the strength needed to bear weight. Down feathers don't have any of that stuff.
Flight feathers are asymmetric (one side shorter than other) and they pivot so as to open and let air pass through on upstrokes and close again on down-strokes and the short side is the locking side.
The question is, what kind of a mutation would cause down feathers to mutate into flight feathers ONLY ON THE CREATURE'S ARMS where they will be needed after other mutations turn those arms into wings??
The idea of flying birds evolving is ridiculous and the idea of humans evolving from anything not human is just as ridiculous. Humans are basically aquatic mammals (which do not require a decent sense of smell) and we are bright-world adapted. The darkness which the old creatures of our planet had to deal with was that of the "Purple Dawn", and not ordinary night-time as we experience now.
Human origins, the real version:
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