> And for the record, rumbling cave bears are mostly peaceful herbivores. For the record, all members of the Genus Ursus belong to the Order Carnivora, which l

> And for the record, rumbling cave bears are mostly peaceful herbivores. For the record, all members of the Genus Ursus belong to the Order Carnivora, which literally translates to "Meat Eaters". And that includes Ursus spelaeus, aka. the Cave Bear. And while it most likely, like many modern bears, was an Omnivore, that "Omni" very much included small, hairless monkey-esque creatures with no natural defenses other than ridiculously small teeth and pathetic excuses for claws, if they happened to stumble into their cave. > The concept of truth is notoriously hard for humans to grapple with. I am not talking about the philosophical questions of what truth is as a concept, nor am I talking about the many capabilities of humans to purposefully reshape others perceptions of truth for their own ends. I am talking about truth as the observable state of the objective reality, aka. the Universe we exist in and interact with. A meter is longer than a centimeter, and boiling water is warmer than frozen water at the same pressure, whether any given philosophy or fabrication agrees with that or not, is irrelevant.