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08-29-2020, 01:35 AM
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how did cavemen end up becoming civilized
i can't comprehend how you go from low iq to brb to fire brb wheel to brb ipad. like who was the caveman who was like instead of fking and eating all day we create a modern society
08-29-2020, 01:37 AM
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took about 300,000 years of trial and error and discoveries of primitive technologies to build more modern ones...and think about all the idiots that had to be dragged along kicking and screaming the whole way...even today...
08-29-2020, 01:38 AM
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08-29-2020, 01:41 AM
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In seriousness, moving from a hunter gatherer society to one based on agriculture both created civilization and was required to make the transition. Large numbers of people working together to survive forces people to learn social skills like compromise, negotiation, some sort of decision making structure. Even things modern people take for granted like sticking to a work schedule-if you can't get 100 people together in the wheat field or the rice paddy, your little proto-town isn't going to survive.
08-29-2020, 09:30 AM
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Agriculture and domestication settled the hunter gatherer issue. Writing settled the knowledge issue (knowledge and technology was now able to be retained through multiple generations). From there communities got bigger and more tools were invented to make life easier. Fast forward to present day and little has changed from this basic concept.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_decline
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Societal_collapse#By_absorption
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Originally Posted By wincel⏩
I don't buy it, not completely.took about 300,000 years of trial and error and discoveries of primitive technologies to build more modern ones...and think about all the idiots that had to be dragged along kicking and screaming the whole way...even today...
Making a hammer, I can see that.
Making fire? Not so much.
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Originally Posted By MBisonSon⏩
Making a fire seems fairly intuitive- maybe it is now because it’s part of our evolution.I don't buy it, not completely.
Making a hammer, I can see that.
Making fire? Not so much.
Making a hammer, I can see that.
Making fire? Not so much.
Logic could be as basic as:
Fire is hot
I rub hands together and they get warm
If I rub sticks together they get warm and smoke
Keep rubbing sticks together to get fire
Or just by accident with flint.
Let’s say there is some tinder on the floor next to the cave wall
Cave wife says something stupid and caveman throws a rock at her.
Rock hits the side of the cave and throws out a spark that lands on the tinder and it smolders
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How long did it take for them to find out about fapping?
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08-29-2020, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted By FingerNailsBrah⏩
Considering that Bonobos fap, and we share a common ancestor with them. It’s probably safe to say that fapping was learned at least 13 million years ago with Ouranopithecus.How long did it take for them to find out about fapping?
If Gorillas fap (I’m unaware) then whichever creature started the Hominae branch.
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08-29-2020, 09:55 AM
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i think about this a lot.
like we went from sand dunes to building skyscrapers and putting rockets in space. crazy.
like we went from sand dunes to building skyscrapers and putting rockets in space. crazy.
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Originally Posted By IronILLinois⏩
It’s all based off of harnessing energy.i think about this a lot.
like we went from sand dunes to building skyscrapers and putting rockets in space. crazy.
like we went from sand dunes to building skyscrapers and putting rockets in space. crazy.
Harnessing heat energy allowed for us to cook meat and develop our brains more.
At the same time before animal domestication, it was man power that did work.
Domestication of animals made for stronger animals to do work along with humans. - Horsepower
Then building better kilns to utilize heat energy again to build forged tools.
Then a **** load of time before we started to harness gravity, albeit limitedly (aqueducts).
Started to use water to move water wheels
Heat energy again is used to create steam and now we have locomotion.
Then electricity is eventually harnessed and turbines are again utilized to generate electricity.
Nuclear energy then is harnessed to again generate heat and move large turbines.
Gravity is then harnessed to launches satellites into orbit.
So the question now is are their any other forces to be discovered? Can we creatively use the forces that we know of to do something different?
Right now, the nuclear forces aren’t being efficiently utilized. Nuclear fusion will be a huge game changer once we can utilize it efficiently.
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