@@makaron7 nah our ancestors didnt worry that much they had all they needed and they would always laze about and sleep around like chimps and orangutangs so i think they would question everything not just the whats beyond the sky
I think it would have been a mix of both things previously said. It would have been a lot of extreme ups and downs. Chimps and similar apes don't have problems finding food, because they're not nearly as picky as us, they can eat hard grasses and leaves, and literal bark. So food wouldn't have been the issue, but other animals would have been, since chimps don't have claws or fangs to defend themselves with. That's what pressured us to be more inventive. But yes, ipersonally think our ancestors would have looked to the stars in awe, and wanted to go towards it.
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you ever think our ancestors look up to the skys and wonder if theres anything beyond there?
I think that they were not very interested, because their lives are full of worries and there is no time to think about something big like space
@@makaron7 nah our ancestors didnt worry that much they had all they needed and they would always laze about and sleep around like chimps and orangutangs so i think they would question everything not just the whats beyond the sky
@@pab1161 I agree, I think to an extent they would think about things. Perhaps even worship the sun or tangible things in their lives.
Our ancestors were us, just a long time ago. We come from them, our thoughts come from them. Of course they looked up at the sky and wondered.
I think it would have been a mix of both things previously said. It would have been a lot of extreme ups and downs. Chimps and similar apes don't have problems finding food, because they're not nearly as picky as us, they can eat hard grasses and leaves, and literal bark. So food wouldn't have been the issue, but other animals would have been, since chimps don't have claws or fangs to defend themselves with. That's what pressured us to be more inventive. But yes, ipersonally think our ancestors would have looked to the stars in awe, and wanted to go towards it.