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Poor Neo. Sadness for the reactionary wack. Pwnd earlier by me. Pwnd by JoeB (JoeB! of all people!!) Supported by koshergirl!!!
The far right wacks so amuse me.
Poor Neo. Sadness for the reactionary wack. Pwnd earlier by me. Pwnd by JoeB (JoeB! of all people!!) Supported by koshergirl!!!
The far right wacks so amuse me.
You've been Pwnd by me a lot more times...
At least Neo is adult enough to admit it.
How about you?
We know quite a bit, including their diet, interaction with animals, general psychology, infant mortality rate, etc.
Hunter-gatherer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Lol.
Do you get all of your information from wiki?
And I see no evidence of their lifespan. I see an article that says "we know this" and "we know that" with almost zero evidence referenced.
Do you get all your information out of your own internal reality?
PS, I see nothing that makes an estimate of lifespan.
So tell me, is it your MO just to spout nonsense and try to pass it off as "science" or is this a special occasion?
Your statement was that there were few ancient humans. (and, yes, I count species other than Homo Sapiens. I've discovered this new species called Homo Funditardus" It justifies its hate using crappy old books of bullshit.) That article shows that there are plenty.
We know a lot about ancient man, including that he didn't have a long lifespan.
You've been Pwnd by me a lot more times... At least Neo is adult enough to admit it. How about you?Poor Neo. Sadness for the reactionary wack. Pwnd earlier by me. Pwnd by JoeB (JoeB! of all people!!) Supported by koshergirl!!! The far right wacks so amuse me.
It is like the animals in the zoo Don't Feed Them
Jake is just excited, because you got me on a point something he can never do and he constantly trying to pass his radical ideas off, as the norm by accusing everyone around him as being "radical" Sort of like his spam thing - he spams as he accuses people of spamming I have made a thread in the flame zone for Jake and I to discuss ideas But he never seems to show up Funny how that works
I'm sure you mean that the lifespan is theorized to be around 21-25 for humans, prior to agriculture.
But we really don't know much about that period. In fact, close to nothing.
well, hon, perhaps people who try to show there's some "link" between naziism and reproductive choice don't know much, but scientists do. and there's a lot of very good information available.
the only problem is you have to be willing to avail yourself of it.
You've been Pwnd by me a lot more times... At least Neo is adult enough to admit it. How about you?
It is like the animals in the zoo Don't Feed Them
Jake is just excited, because you got me on a point something he can never do and he constantly trying to pass his radical ideas off, as the norm by accusing everyone around him as being "radical" Sort of like his spam thing - he spams as he accuses people of spamming I have made a thread in the flame zone for Jake and I to discuss ideas But he never seems to show up Funny how that works
Neo continues to spam here because he can't support his opinions, though I have offered so many times to actually discuss it with him. But because he believes in a priori nonsense, and will not budge from spamming it because he can't support it, I have no trouble having fun with him here.
JoeB pwnd Neo. I have pwnd all three of you (JoeB about Mitt, koshergirl on creationism and evolution, and Neo on American political philosophy and history).
I will continue to do so as surely as you three post here each day, until each of you have learned how to post solid, objective evidence.
I'm sure you mean that the lifespan is theorized to be around 21-25 for humans, prior to agriculture.
But we really don't know much about that period. In fact, close to nothing.
Actually, we know quite a lot from the fossils we have found.
Oh, wait, you don't believe in fossils, you believe in talking snakes...
Of course I know the science. Not that this thread is about science. It's about the similarities between Nazis and the pro-abortionists, like yourself, who employ the exact same tactics to dupe people into supporting murder.
It's sort of funny...you deny the parallel..then when I post the evidence, you call "spam". If there had been internet in Nazi Germany, I'm sure they would have employed that tactic as well.
Lol.
Do you get all of your information from wiki?
And I see no evidence of their lifespan. I see an article that says "we know this" and "we know that" with almost zero evidence referenced.
Do you get all your information out of your own internal reality?
Why no, I don't. Hence the many, many links and quotes showing how Nazis used the exact same terminology as baby killers today.
Which is why I feel comfortable laughing at your ridiculous wiki education and sourcing.
Lol.
Do you get all of your information from wiki?
And I see no evidence of their lifespan. I see an article that says "we know this" and "we know that" with almost zero evidence referenced.
Do you get all your information out of your own internal reality?
Why no, I don't. Hence the many, many links and quotes showing how Nazis used the exact same terminology as baby killers today.
Which is why I feel comfortable laughing at your ridiculous wiki education and sourcing.
26 Similarities Between America and Nazi Germany
For anyone who wants a good laugh, this is the link Kosher was using to show how America and Nazi Germany are so "similar."
Nazis like the modern social values conservative and reactionary right believe women are secondary to men: no priesthood, limited roles of responsibility, subject to male direction.
The modern American majority that believe in regulated restriction of abortion under certain standards is far more biblical than are those who say no abortion no time.
You seriously believe the bolded???
Here's the ironic thing. The US has the highest rate of abortion in the industrialized world..
That is not true.
Here ya go Kosher.
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[edit]Further reading
Barnard, A. J., ed. (2004). Hunter-gatherers in history, archaeology and anthropology. Berg. ISBN 1-85973-825-7.
Bettinger, R. L. (1991). Hunter-gatherers: archaeological and evolutionary theory. Plenum Press. ISBN 0-306-43650-7.
Brody, Hugh (2001). The Other Side Of Eden: hunter-gatherers, farmers and the shaping of the world. North Point Press. ISBN 0-571-20502-X.
Lee, Richard B. and Irven DeVore, eds. (1968). Man the hunter. Aldine de Gruyter. ISBN 0-202-33032-X.
Meltzer, David J (2009). First peoples in a new world: colonizing ice age America. University of California, Berkeley. ISBN 0-5202-5052-4.
Morrison, K. D. and L. L. Junker, eds. (2002). Forager-traders in South and Southeast Asia: long term histories. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-01636-3.
Panter-Brick, C., R. H. Layton and P. Rowley-Conwy, eds. (2001). Hunter-gatherers: an interdisciplinary perspective. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-77672-4.
Turnbull, Colin (1987). The Forest People. Touchstone. ISBN 978-0671640996.
[edit]External links
Nature's Secret Larder - Wild Foods & Hunting Tools.
A wiki dedicated to the scientific study of the diversity of foraging societies without recreating myths
Balmer, Yves (2003–2009). "Ethnological videos clips. Living or recently extinct traditional tribal groups and their origins". Andaman Association.
There are some sources, as per the article.
Your sources for your stance on this are...?
I've given up trying to interject reason into this discussion, I'm just trying to figure out where all these conclusions based on misinformation are coming from.
