not really cause they would starve obv
Pfft. 35 posts in 3 days is nothing. Lounge moves much quicker than that. :tup:
Put mah seed in her bush for lifeā¦
He actually doesnāt. You would see that if all his posts werenāt flagged to death lol.
When we had rep whoring threads and a timer in between each post I had like 100 posts per day. Post count that this forum shows is fake.
The one thing thatās always fascinated me was how all major civilizations started agriculture around the same time roughly 5,000 years ago. Itās just interesting that EVERYBODY figured out that seed+water=crops.
People as far back as Neolithic times had at least some idea of how it worked. The process was something like: they domesticated horses and killed them for food. They needed a way to feed the horses, so they figured out how to cultivate food plants. Then they realized that horses made poor meals, but were useful for harvesting the plants, and bam. The earliest ancestor to what eventually became agriculture.
I think the predominating theory on how different societies developed this tech at more or less the same time has to do with climateāpeople observing how certain plants that were killed by dry spells tended to pop up again in the same place next year. But Iām not up on the specifics. Iām operating mostly on stuff half-remembered from high school world history.
Whatās interesting is how some mountain tribes in Asia have since busted themselves back down to this level of pre-agriculture, having unlearned all the advances that were made after that period. Maybe they looked into the future and saw something they didnāt like.
People have been stumbling into greatness for years.
No it was Prometheus
And blind luck http://science.discovery.com/famous-scientists-discoveries/10-accidental-inventions.htm
I believe the discovery of agriculture has been cyclical- small bands of people developed it, then died off, until this recent time period where all the perfect conditions were met to sustain significant populations.
It just seems ridiculous that after hunting and gathering for 200,000 years, a select few noticed that seeds make things grow and could be harvested.
Agriculture, while seemingly a blessing, was in truth equally a curse. Strict hierarchy based on gender and occupation were formed, sectarian conflicts, territorial wars, pollution, declined health and overpopulation all stem from it.
youāve been whoring out that alien meme to death lately
Actually legitimate for the OP would be how did Humans learn to smoke trees?
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Do you guys really want me to use another aliens gif?
OP made a thread saying heās stoned, why are people trying to post up dissertations?
Next time youāre stoned, look at the sky. Let us know if you see any aliens.
I agree. Must be because of theā¦
http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/attachment.php?attachmentid=39744&d=1361266517
is obvious that it was our lord our father who taught us how to do all of that
without him we wouldnt be here
we need to be thankful for his mercy and his kindnes
It could only have come from alien technology.gif
And who taught your lord your father how to do all of that?
http://www.troll.me/images/ancient-aliens-guy/god-the-bible-no-aliens.jpg
you got banned. must be because of theā¦
http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/attachment.php?attachmentid=39744&d=1361266517
Trial and error like everything else.
I too am a little stoned and asked the same exact question 5 years later. Just thought Iād say thanks my dudes.