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Proof that most humans haven't developed one bit in the past million years
Ever since man has become bipedal we have strived to piss off high points. Whomst are you to deny us the ways of our forefathers?
One would think we could stop that, now that astronauts have pissed on the Moon itself.
It is not a conquest of mankind but of individuals.
They had decks on their houses 1mil years ago?
I don't engage with trolls arguing in bad faith, except to tell them to fuck off :)
Lolololol no u.
I mean, yeah? Early homo (erectus, habilis) were known for building things with natural materials, so it's not inconcievable that they built huts and had decks for their huts.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=did+homo+erectus+have+multi+story+huts+complete+with+decks&t=fpas&ia=web
Yeah sorry not finding any evidence of that.
Yeah. I definitely said "multi-story" didn't I? Curse my selective amnesia.
I guess it's completely inconceivable that our tool wielding ancestors felled trees and built huts raised from the forest floor. Inconceivable.
https://www.thespruce.com/difference-between-patio-and-deck-2736762
Show me a single deck that even existed more than a few thousand years ago.
They actually sorta kinda have… a LOT. The whole transition to being farmers and stuff? Not only that, though, lots of stuff has been going on in and around our nuclei.
Source/Further Reading: No, Humans Have Not Stopped Evolving | Scientific American