Yeah, it's obvious to the most basic anthropologist that at the very least, humans didn't just decide to start talking, exchange ideas, and formulate towns only a couple thousand years ago. It would be more ridiculous to think the current idea of what I just said, rather than long lost civs.
I mean, homo sapiens have been anatomically the same for roughly 100,000 years, is the estimate. So the question is, if you could take a 85,000 year old human and raise them in our society, would they blend in? My guess is yes.
If interested, explore the evolution of conscience, I believe that is a huge step to at least beginning to narrow things down
Yeah, it's obvious to the most basic anthropologist that at the very least, humans didn't just decide to start talking, exchange ideas, and formulate towns only a couple thousand years ago. It would be more ridiculous to think the current idea of what I just said, rather than long lost civs.
I mean, homo sapiens have been anatomically the same for roughly 100,000 years, is the estimate. So the question is, if you could take a 85,000 year old human and raise them in our society, would they blend in? My guess is yes.
If interested, explore the evolution of conscience, I believe that is a huge step to at least beginning to narrow things down
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