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> Plus, I'm sure there is some kind of power-fantasy attachment to the older theory that basically puts humans on top of the food chain as apex predators due to
by huffmsa 8y ago
> Plus, I'm sure there is some kind of power-fantasy attachment to the older theory that basically puts humans on top of the food chain as apex predators due to our intelligence.
Probably has more weight than it'll ever be given credit for.
"Early man noticed cats and hyenas are bigger, faster, stronger, starts picking the bones of their kills. Hundreds of generations later, man's need for more fat and meat exceeds what's available from scavenging. With his increased brain and brawn, he begins digging pungee pits to kill his own animals."
Not very glamorous.
- vanderZwan 8y ago> Probably has more weight than it'll ever be given credit for. Well, there is one way out: once the previous generation loses power, the next one can feel smugly superior by saying how petty they were.