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No time for a proper reply, but here's a series of blog posts addressing those issues (among others): https://evolution-institute.org/blog/complex-societies-be
by nkoren 10y ago
No time for a proper reply, but here's a series of blog posts addressing those issues (among others):
https://evolution-institute.org/blog/complex-societies-before-agriculture-gobekli-tepe/ https://evolution-institute.org/blog/complex-societies-befor...
https://evolution-institute.org/blog/why-become-a-farmer/ https://evolution-institute.org/blog/why-become-a-farmer/
- ceedan 10y agoIt's an outlier. That's not deniable. It doesn't disprove the fact that agriculture lead to cities in so many other places... technically agriculture may not have been a prerequisite to cities, because of this one exception... cool. To say that this exception disproves the idea entirely, is to assume that all places evolved identically, which is just dumb.