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Again, I'm not saying that humans can't persistence hunt. I'm saying that there is not a lot of evidence of it being widespread, or that it was a driver of hum
by dghlsakjg 2y ago
Again, I'm not saying that humans can't persistence hunt.
I'm saying that there is not a lot of evidence of it being widespread, or that it was a driver of human anatomy in evolution.
The theory is based on a handful of papers, some with major bad assumptions, and a few anecdotes. The arguments against it being widespread or common are just as strong or stronger than the arguments for.
My objection is just that the Outdoor magazine and Joe Rogan set like to cite it as if it is more or less settled.
- JohnMakin 2y agoYou are right and I apologize - My original post made it sound I believe it was a driver of human evolution. I do not actuay believe that, but I do believe it was a factor. it’s very very difficult to prove either way and I do think the science has not been decisive either way.