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Anthropology

slightlv

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17. The intelligence and cultural aspects of several groups

Reply to highplainsdem (Reply #5)

Fri Sep 20, 2024, 07:05 PM

Sep 2024

of animals are one of the things that thrills me most. Each group even has its own language, and (I'm thinking of birds right now), is more than simply "danger!" or "food!"

I'm glad that the meat industry is going plant based. Even inveterate meateaters should be hesitant once they discover how truly sentient and emotionally alive animals are, IMNSHO.

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Creative Structures Built By Neanderthals Is Upending Our Understanding of the Species [View all] Judi Lynn Sep 2024 OP

In the first "chronophotograph" captured by the new time-camera presented here Bernardo de La Paz Sep 2024 #1

What? Michael's had a sale on brushes. 3Hotdogs Sep 2024 #4

AI produced by and for people too ignorant to catch ridiculousness sanatanadharma Sep 2024 #8

Wonders never cease! "We've" come so far! Judi Lynn Sep 2024 #10

I no longer use the word 'Neanderthal' as a negative epithet EYESORE 9001 Sep 2024 #2

We've been discovering that not just our early human ancestors, but lots of animal species, are much highplainsdem Sep 2024 #5

The intelligence and cultural aspects of several groups slightlv Sep 2024 #17

There has always been a barely disguised haughtiness, hasn't there? It does make one wonder! Judi Lynn Sep 2024 #11

Where did those AI-art images come from? They're not showing up in the article. Just one very different highplainsdem Sep 2024 #3

Looks like those early human artists had been shopping at Dick Blick EYESORE 9001 Sep 2024 #6

Maybe he was transitioning to landscapes! You never know. . . . Thank you. Judi Lynn Sep 2024 #13

Just as long as... EYESORE 9001 Sep 2024 #14

OMG! My eyes! What a fiend! Judi Lynn Sep 2024 #18

The girl emerging from the well is from 'The Grudge' - added by some photoshopper EYESORE 9001 Sep 2024 #19

I saw the illustration at the top of the article, and recalled having seen only horrible images of ancient ancestors Judi Lynn Sep 2024 #9

The actual article is interesting. Thanks, Judi Lynn Easterncedar Sep 2024 #7

Thank you for taking the time, Easterncedar. Judi Lynn Sep 2024 #12

Very cool. Thanx for posting JohnnyRingo Sep 2024 #15

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