Stone tools a million years older than thought They�re just a few distinctive markings on some fossilized antelope bones. But they add an astonishing million years to the origins of our humanity.Commentsview comments in forum You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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This must be the work of the devil.....
Everyone knows the Earth is just a little over 6000 years old and we sure as hell didn't come from some ape type creature living in Africa and anyone who says different is one of the Devil's minions...
We all came from one couple who lived in a pretty cool garden but got kicked out cause they ate the owners apples and he got pissed and evicted them. We all descend from them and their two kids....that were both boys..... and one killed the other one...
PDT_Armataz_01_03 ...Now wait just a minute here. This can't be true....
This must be the work of the devil.....
Everyone knows the Earth is just a little over 6000 years old and we sure as hell didn't come from some ape type creature living in Africa and anyone who says different is one of the Devil's minions...
We all came from one couple who lived in a pretty cool garden but got kicked out cause they ate the owners apples and he got pissed and evicted them. We all descend from them and their two kids....that were both boys..... and one killed the other one...
That garden story is about when we discovered agriculture, comes much later. Average life expectancy went way down, protein deficiencies way up. Allowed hoarding, war etc. Also the creation of a leisure class that had the time to think up new inventions.
I remember even some years ago that anthropology was pushing back tool kits further and further back. As long as new discoveries are being made, the texts keep getting new editions.
Uh oh...i smell a little Jared Diamond in the rough.
I remember even some years ago that anthropology was pushing back tool kits further and further back. As long as new discoveries are being made, the texts keep getting new editions.
That's the problem with making continuous discoveries; new finding supersede old ones. That's the beauty of science.
Religion is certainty, science is uncertainty.
Science asks questions, religion doesn't.
The sad part is that all I really wanted was a pony.
I know the discovery and validity of these tools to be fact, since, I still own a whole set of these antelope bone meat cleaving tools, (patent pending) that I got as a christmas gift back in 3.6 million BC from my folks in Ethiopia.
The sad part is that all I really wanted was a pony.
Tastes better than an antelope.
Religion is certainty, science is uncertainty.
You got that backwards.
PDT_Armataz_01_03 ...Now wait just a minute here. This can't be true....
This must be the work of the devil.....
You big bully, gonna blame it all on this cute little...
Religion is certainty, science is uncertainty.
You got that backwards.
God created man 6000 years ago.
Man started using tools at least 3.6 million years ago, so human kind most be at least that old if that is the way you want to classify humanity.
Which sounds more certain?