Which part of my first comment isn’t factually correct?
And we know that because Australian Aborigines have a written history dating back 90,000 (or whatever the number is this week) years.
Maybe they took both.
Why is it assumed that learning to cooking animals is a necessary hurdle? When we’re capable of eating animals raw. And bugs and worms etc. Whereas in order to consume a wider variety of plants, cooking and other more…
So we’re expected to believe each man is carry a basket of rapidly deteriorating fruit (and tubers). Or a knapsack of dried fatty meat with a fairly indefinite shelf life.
Which part of my first comment isn’t factually correct?
And we know that because Australian Aborigines have a written history dating back 90,000 (or whatever the number is this week) years.
Maybe they took both.
Why is it assumed that learning to cooking animals is a necessary hurdle? When we’re capable of eating animals raw. And bugs and worms etc. Whereas in order to consume a wider variety of plants, cooking and other more…
So we’re expected to believe each man is carry a basket of rapidly deteriorating fruit (and tubers). Or a knapsack of dried fatty meat with a fairly indefinite shelf life.