Zahtu
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- Comment on Don't forget where we came from and what shaped us as a species. The Jungle. 2 months ago:
Depends on WHO you refer to as humanity. For me, humanity started at the Point, where we could create larger societies than Just Tribes of people, which all other Hominids have also in Common. If you refer to all Hominid Species Lifeforms (past and present), your Point may stand. But AS i Said before, neanderthal peoples also knew how to make fire, Same woth many other Hominid Species, that went extinct, as they were driven into a evolutionary Corner Not adapting to the Changes in environments and neighborhood Relations with the modern Human (Homo Sapiens). And yes, i know this Species is 300k years existent, much longer than agricultural Farming.
Alas i am Not a Scientist, but the notion of the Shitpost, that we must eat meat is ridiculus, as our Species was always an omnivore, allowing us to adapt better to the environmental Changes in the begining. This is Not, what differentiates US from other homidae.
- Comment on Don't forget where we came from and what shaped us as a species. The Jungle. 2 months ago:
Nope, there is the Evolution aspect of physique, that you are referring to, but there is also the socio economic aspect. As linked in the other Response: …libretexts.org/…/12.4%3A_Agriculture_and_its_Eff…
Agriculture allowed us to stay in one place, changing the shape of the Landscape, fitting it to our needs, Form larger Packs of Peoples because of sustainable food income, therefore forming societies and developing introcate communicatio Mechanisms, growing large (ready efficienter) brains for that purpose because we could expedite more energy to it. Without agriculture, we would still roam the World in Hunter & Gatherer Fashion, Not having so much of a society and would still be dump as bricks because our whole thought Processes and physique would be targeted towards Hunting and gathering.
Yes, Evolution does Not have a plan, but it does Not Happen spontaneously, AS the environment selects against unfavorable traits (and genes thereof) and towards favorable ones by breeding. If you have a better Chance If survival, you have a longer life and more chances of passing your expressed traits (by the means of genes) by means of breeding tothe next Generation.
- Comment on Don't forget where we came from and what shaped us as a species. The Jungle. 2 months ago:
Except that all Species of Human Like apes Had that - homo sapiens, homo neanderthalensis, homo erectus etc. What US AS Homo Sapiens Sets US apart is agriculture: …libretexts.org/…/12.4%3A_Agriculture_and_its_Eff…
It allowed is to stay in one place, developing it instead of living nomadic Livestyles in Hunter & Gatherer Fashion.
Before insulting someone on a discussion Platform, you should consider the possibility of checking their Claims yourself First.
- Comment on Don't forget where we came from and what shaped us as a species. The Jungle. 2 months ago:
Except its scientifically proven, that our possibility tonevolve was Not from Hunting, but agricultural Farming. But great Shitpost
- Comment on I hate when a PC game is ONLY available on Epic Games store 4 months ago:
What about Windows Store 😏
- Comment on Please don't crash. Please don't crash. Please don't crash. 5 months ago:
Every year since the Release of the original Kingsmann movie i start to think more and more, that this movies villain Idea wasnt so bad at all. Except for his “let those live who can afford it” vibes, fuck that.
- Comment on Secret best Tolkien game Return To Moria gets Steam release with Steam Deck support and new sandbox mode 7 months ago:
I have been playing it for a while now in Steamdeck. If you are a Tolkien Fan, then it Sure is great, otherwise there definitely are better survival Games Out there. The suspense created by the cave structures and pacing of the changing biomes, where you rly have to Work a significant amount of time to get to the next biomes, combined with the Story sprinkled in between, is a great Combination.
- Comment on Shocking 8 months ago:
Yeah, totally right. Although I would like to know, whether the instructor giving them the ‘this button is for shocking yourself’ was a woman or a men. Just ensuring not for any Interviewer bias. … Anyway, I am recruiting some people for a unique experiment to test something out.
- Comment on If everyone is fired by AI, who's going to buy the products and services made by the companies if no one has money anymore? 9 months ago:
Ever heard of the everlasting sustainable war? ghostintheshell.fandom.com/wiki/Sustainable_War
If robots generate all of productivity and human labor is no longer needed, the economy would not be able to sustain itself. Instead, in trying to cope with the unneeded human labor and to ensure continued productivity, the only area where productivity would be ensured is by means of war using human resources, namely destroying things in order to be rebuild, thus generating a sustaining feedback loop. The rich will get richer and everyone else will only be employed as soldiers in a continuing war economy.
Even though this is a sci-fi concept, i believe it’s not a stretch to say we are headed to this direction.