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This is illusion, I have answered every question asked of me, and have discussed this for 3 days straight. Your trying to rid yourself of what you fear.
Peace.
Ok, I'm game...
Based upon what we know from genetics and the archeological record, first define who, and what this primordial human might have been. Second you state that there was this die off of homo sapiens some 30-50,000 years ago (do I have those dates right?) yet we know that homo sapien sapiens have continually existed for 4x that length of time. Could you explain how this jibes with your opinion?
This is illusion, I have answered every question asked of me, and have discussed this for 3 days straight. Your trying to rid yourself of what you fear.
I suspect Early Man was quite aware of his environment, primarily because there were quite a few elements of that environment that would gladly have him/her for a meal. I suspect they were quite well aware of their immediate surroundings, much more so than modern humans, well....except in some pool halls, or a couple of bars I've been in from time to time. Awareness has a lot to do with personal safety, if there is no real threat to your personal well being the awareness wanes; The more of a threat your environment poses, the more aware a person tends to be.
Based upon what we know from genetics and the archeological record, first define who, and what this primordial human might have been. Second you state that there was this die off of homo sapiens some 30-50,000 years ago (do I have those dates right?) yet we know that homo sapien sapiens have continually existed for 4x that length of time. Could you explain how this jibes with your opinion?
They were Neanderthals.
I would estimate Adams creation at 30-50,000 years ago, but that is a quess. And that length of time has nothing to do with how long Homosapiens existed.
I suspect Early Man was quite aware of his environment, primarily because there were quite a few elements of that environment that would gladly have him/her for a meal. I suspect they were quite well aware of their immediate surroundings, much more so than modern humans, well....except in some pool halls, or a couple of bars I've been in from time to time. Awareness has a lot to do with personal safety, if there is no real threat to your personal well being the awareness wanes; The more of a threat your environment poses, the more aware a person tends to be.
Thats instinct, not awareness. Its how animals survived back then.
Thats instinct, not awareness. Its how animals survived back then.
Peace.
Yes, it's instinctive, but it's also being alert and aware of anything threatening that might be around you. You'd do the same thing today with any potential danger that could potentially injure or kill you.
Thats instinct, not awareness. Its how animals survived back then.
Peace.
NO, it's awareness, I've spent a good deal of time in third world countries under conditions you have only seen in movies.
The locals may be uneducated, non-religious,a paganistic animist society that follows no religion you would understand, it is awareness, if you are not aware, you will soon be dead, these natives are very aware of their surroundings. They have no use for your gods.
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