I told you my claims would take hours of long comments, while you watching the documentaries I shared freely with you that answer more than half of your questions, will drastically reduce that.

It's efficient, and I told you that many of your current questions are already answered there. If you don't want to watch videos that contain visual proofs, then can you explain why a comment would do a better job in convincing you?

Never said malnutrition btw. I meant that skulls and skeletons can be deformed due to the many years of tons of dirt, or water, being on top of them. In contrast, do you mean to tell me that what you believe is that over millions of years not a single of the neanderthal skeletal examples was never deformed due to the enormous weight over it?

In short:

My claim: hundreds of years can deform a human skull/skeleton. Rock is harder than bones. Even water can deform them through weight, or even petrify them. That's why they are not actual skulls or skeletons, but fossils.

Your claim: Millions of years cannot deform a human skull/skeleton.

I hope now my claims are well-presented rather than just void.