Early Man

[Dragon]

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Lol, it looks like the dino is talking to the rider.  "...and then this group of beggars who escaped the Pharaoh came to live here, but the towel heads took offense; that's when the fighting started"

[Curval]

It's from the Sermon on the Mount.  "Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth....but first they gotta get past these mfing dinosaurs!"

[bagrat]

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ill see your picture and raise you......this!


but don't go getting all excited because this occured on neptune long after we killed off the dino's through interpretive dance on earth.

[Meatwad]

What killed them off was a mass pre-screening for Jurassic Waterworld,

[wpeters]

Here is another stupid question but fun to debate over;

   Do you think man found fire by accident or knew how to make fire from creation.   Kinda like the question which came first the chicken or the egg

[bagrat]

What killed them off was a mass pre-screening for Jurassic Waterworld,

dammit meatwad! if your not going to take this seriously your going to time out.



now tell me i've been a bad boy.

[gyrene81]

Here is another stupid question but fun to debate over;

   Do you think man found fire by accident or knew how to make fire from creation.   Kinda like the question which came first the chicken or the egg

purely accidental. the aliens that were monitoring life on the planet accidentally ignited a wooly mammoth while a tribe of cave people were watching. the cave people got curious and the rest is history. 

[guncrasher]

I am a creationist and I believe that the world is about six thousand years old...      

My question is how primitive was early man?


I have some thoughts and Ideas but would like to see a debate on what you think and why...  

in other words you dont believe in what you are saying.  I guess that's why you call it faith.


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[wpeters]

in other words you dont believe in what you are saying.  I guess that's why you call it faith.


semp

No I am wondering how tech-less they were

[Tank-Ace]

No I am wondering how tech-less they were

Entirely. The earliest examples of our family tree hadn't even figured out how to use a rock to get at bone marrow.

But if you're talking about homo sapien, then we had spears and fire and axes.

[guncrasher]

No I am wondering how tech-less they were

well instead of posting in a bb why dont you ask your spiritual guide or whatever you call it.  since we dont really know which book you actually follow you may get the wrong answer.



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[wpeters]

<S> Guncrasher


I love getting a good debate going

[Motherland]

No I am wondering how tech-less they were

Archaeological records indicate
Stone tools ~250,000 years ago

First cave paintings ~100,000 years ago

Migration from Africa ~100,000 years ago

Consistent cave-painting culture ~40,000 years ago

Clothes ~30,000 years ago

Clay firing kilns ~26,000 years ago

Agricultural Revolution ~12,000 years ago

The agricultural revolution is neat because it lead to the domestication of plants and animals through artificial selection, so it's when we really started to become a force that competed with nature in a way.

[zack1234]

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SINNNER!!!!!!

 

[jeffdn]

<S> Guncrasher


I love getting a good debate going

This isn't a debate. This is categorically and emphatically disproven beliefs propagated by fundamentalist religious charlatans against what the rest of us call reality. Although they do say that ignorance is bliss...