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As much as I enjoyed The Road Chose Me, let's not kid ourselves: Hunter-Gatherers, the true ones, don't have the luxury to pull into a town with internet to do
by hef19898 3y ago
As much as I enjoyed The Road Chose Me, let's not kid ourselves: Hunter-Gatherers, the true ones, don't have the luxury to pull into a town with internet to do some contractor work, see a doctor or buy some food if the last hunt didn't go too well.
Edit: Nor do they have sponsors and the financial means to build multiple overland jeeps and go travelling around the world for fun.
- Cthulhu_ 3y agoYou say that, but as far as I know, "true" hunter-gatherers still had a place the would call home, a town or a semi-permanent camp, people that they could fall back on, healers, dried / back-up supplies, warmth, etc. I don't believe any society or group like that would bet all their proverbial money on one proverbial horse.
- lukas099 3y agoIt was probably a lot easier to hunt successfully when everyone was a hunter-gatherer and all the land wasn't devoted to agriculture.