The other day, my wife called upon the hunter-gatherer in me asking him to leave the cave and return with some form of nutrition for the family. I had to go buy some lunch for the family
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Hey, on the other hand, if there's no one else around, there's no one to stop you from picking out the biggest antelope or juiciest melon (though I gather the gathering part of food-finding was usually done by the women gathering together...to gather, that is.)
However, early human men were pack hunters. So does that mean you would have done better if you had company?
On a separate note, if men were pack hunters, how did women become pack toilet-goers? Was this some ancient practice of fertilising the fields?
Also, does being able to outrun a parking attendant lead to the lack of hostility towards her because she would be the first to be run over by an SUV/trampled by a woolly mammoth?
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However, early human men were pack hunters. So does that mean you would have done better if you had company?
On a separate note, if men were pack hunters, how did women become pack toilet-goers? Was this some ancient practice of fertilising the fields?
Also, does being able to outrun a parking attendant lead to the lack of hostility towards her because she would be the first to be run over by an SUV/trampled by a woolly mammoth?
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btw:
1. men hunt, women gather.
2. dinosaurs died out before humans appeared. so maybe a hairy mammoth would be more appropriate?
heh. anyway, haven't had chance to argue with you over dinner table for so long...online will have to do. ;)
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Hence ancient man was more likely to be crushed by a woolly mammoth's trampling foot while he was hunting it with flint-headed spears.
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PS. Yeah, I will never get why women go to the toilet in grps either. ;p
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