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social engineering by the ruling class since domestication is making us stupid for obvious reasons.

Statistical samples can be chosen to support any theory even racial superiority, that's why craniometry sucks.

"What did prehistoric people eat? Each other if nothing ese was handy. This has been shown to be true for the Central American pre-Colombian cultures including the Toltecs, Aztecs, Mixtec, and Mayans. Hawaiians also ate human flesh and presumably ate all the "menehune" (meaning little people in Hawaiian), who were actually just Japanese and Chinese fishermen whose boats had been flown off course during Pacific typhoons.

These are obviously aliens due to the fact god made everything

2:39 Sahel is Earth's poorest region today

Has anyone noticed that ancient skulls look like Africa?

You apparently have not given the Calico site in San Bernardino County any credence. If Louis Leaky felt it had potential, and much has been done since then by several people, it deserves at least a mention.

I am not convinced all the original Americans came over the Bering Strait. I think some peoples came from the east. When Atlantis was in the north Atlantic Ocean it was easier to navigate west from Africa and Europe.

Is there a Relationship between jaw/teeth shape/size and diet?

Great video man. Love this channel

What is up with all the stock footage?

I watch Gutsick Gibbon sometimes and I have watched everything available by subscription; over and over. The thing that really sticks out to me is that changes in the genome(?) are sort of regular. I think about that a lot. Thank you for this video! Oh, I like Stephen Milo too.

What discoveries are you excited for?

living in the Arctic as a Hunter/Fisher/Gatherer I can assure you, skirting the ice in boats would be easiest. Everything you need is along the ice, Birds, Bears, Fox, Seals, Otters, Fishing, fresh water atop, blubber for fuel in a drift wood lamp , clothing, rope and furs, meats and oils is easy enough. People have lived on the ice year round for hundreds of thousands of years. Skirting those glaciers would have been very doable.

well done, real voice,

I cant help but to think of the Pixar movie Wall-e. Human's will become fat and lazy while our brains shrink as we become ever dependent on technology

What a well constructed video! 🫡

We can't be absolutely sure that Africa is the birthplace of humans, anyway.

Excellent video brother!

There's no shortage of lower Paleolithic technology in North America. Nobody has ever explained the vast amount of Achulean style tools in Eastern North America but until 100 years ago, everyone knew it

4 million years is a long time for biotic evolution. The recent research I am aware of includes periods, like in one to three generations, of profound morphological and kinesthetic and cognitive changes in response to environmental pressures and the initiated behaviors of the species. So really fast changes from grandma to grandson can occur, especially with interbreeding among different copacetic hominins.

Will our brains continue to get smaller? Will our cognition be replaced by technology entirely? Let me know what you guys think!

The last is tough..

Hard to date a tailings pile. Then a reused pile. Sometimes when digging rock it is already fractured and comes out looking like human made. I like you said don't jump to a conclusion you want . I conclude it isn't what I want it to be, then work back from there.

Extremely entertaining and informative! I absolutely believe older sites will be discovered. I also think it likely more east coast sites will be found and excavated possibly giving more credence to the Solutrean Hypothesis. It's all fun stuff....thanks!

This video beautifully captures the essence of self-improvement as an evolutionary process. One of the most fascinating aspects is how neuroplasticity, the brain's ability to form new pathways, plays a pivotal role. Our brains are incredible at creating new neural connections, which allows us to develop and reinforce habits and behaviors that align with our Future Self visions. I love how the concept of neuroplasticity is woven into the idea of the brain forming a bias towards one future vision over another. This process can be seen as a form of microevolution, where small, consistent changes in our thoughts and actions lead to significant long-term transformations. It's empowering to realize that we have the ability to reshape our minds and lives through deliberate practice and focused intention. Kudos to the creators for highlighting this intricate and inspiring process!

Enjoy your uploads!! Ive been rucking since I was a kid. In the 80s I worked in Africa and we would ruck all night Ive rucked thru South America, Caribbean and a big part of the ME. Im retired now and I still ruck at 63 been blown up a couple of times so I dont carry the stupid loads I did when I was younger. But I still do it in sandals up till winter when I shift to boots.

Outstanding work subbed!

Well, you know the video is crap when they forget maybe American artifacts have been found that date back over 10,000 before they even know about. In the state of Washington, Georgia and Texas they kept digging asks found older artifacts. Way older. Then there's those pesky footprints thru found in New Mexico that date back what? 25,000 plus years ago? Then there's the Smithsonian institute that found and has in their possession a flint blade that came from Europe and much older than what you talk about. Do better.

I’m pretty sure the Clovis first hypothesis is graveyard dead. Far too much evidence for earlier arrival.

On psychedelic morphology and mycological hominid interactions, the Amanita muscaria anta Cruz CA and Puyallup WAhas many of the earliest implications for N. hemisphere use. Paleo shamans and early Norse and Siberian archeological sites and decorative items The bright red and white caps surely attracted the gaze of H erectus. Incidentally, Psilocybe pelliculosa is the most widely spread N American variety. I have found it in Upstate New York, Santa Cruz CA and Puyallup WA. The Amanita muscaria I found in Montclair New Jersey, Sebastopol CA and Puyallup WA. California also yeilded Datura, Jimson Wered, a delerient used by Chumash medicine people. Cannabis use and ephedra date back to earliest Paleo sites and among Norse Berserkers. We, as Andrew Weil so elegantly stated, like to get stoned without screwing everything up, as it is depicted nowadays in popular media. c. "Vision Quest: Shamanic Ecstasy and Healing in Traditional and Modern Societies. UCSC 1987

My MA thesis adviser, Terence McKenna, had a lot to say about this... oh, nd he wrote the book, Flesh of the Gods , which introduces the "stoned ape" theory. I have tested it. Terence, you were, and are, correct. We did use Psilocybin mushrooms in small doses regularly to facilitate the mental adjustments of hunting vs. hanging around the campsite. See my book on shamanism here: williamasadleriii.blogspot.com/

Nice video here, yes North 02 has an awesome channel, yours is too!

They eat each other?

Referencing a paper published in a predatory journal like Frontiers in Psychology does not make the Stoned Ape section of this video particularly compelling.

Fantastic presentation...subbed!

Nope! Not more than about 3000 or so years old!

Good stuff man, I hope you get a lot of subscribers!

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Thanks for creating this interesting content. I live in Tasmania and I am very interested to learn about people's habits throughout the ages and how they may have changed over time. Thanks again for the upload, it's much appreciated.

🙄😒Their tools weren't found anywhere else in the world yet the director of the Smithsonian gives an amazing lecture noting the majority of the discovered Clovis tools are in the Chesapeake bay area. Their oldest find was lodged in a mammoth bone. Their tools are identical to the Solutreans from Portugal and France.

"Prehistoric people"? It's 2024, & see millions of monkeys walking around upright, wearing clothes, & speaking a crude form of broken English.

is this ai channel or legit?

Remember kiddies.... Science is NEVER "settled"... If it was, blood letting would still be an acceptable medical treatment...

love this!

I'm up! I'm up! Jeez.

Fascinating stuff. Subscribed!

Super interesting! 🍄

Great video. Thanks for decent research.