It's fascinating that humans, like many animals and like our own ancient ancestors, still to this day elect to primarily occupy homes that previously sheltered other humans. Like birds using an existing next rather than build their own. Or a bobcat finding a cave unoccupied for a season.

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I wonder when it became evolutionary advantageous for primates to pay longer-nosed primates 1/5 of their monthly fruit for the privilege occupying the tree they call home.

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The day they created a civilization that kept them from the great [tos violation] that would have happened otherwise.....

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The day they created a civilization that kept them from the great [tos violation] that would have happened otherwise.....

All true [TOS Violations] are derived from God.

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