This is really interesting, thanks for the comment. When I see things like drawings of genitalia on walls drawn 30,000 years ago, I tend to not think of humani

This is really interesting, thanks for the comment. When I see things like drawings of genitalia on walls drawn 30,000 years ago, I tend to not think of humanity as some juvenile species but rather feel very connected to our proto-selves. It's fascinating to me that a lot of the things we thought about or conceptualized then are the same things we do now. Obviously our experience is much more expansive now, but like you mentioned, a lot of the base motivations are the same. I always wonder too if people 50,000 years ago laughed when someone farted like we do...