Message from @Sin
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Obtaining colors to paint, that was even a problem during the renaissance.
Really? Wow
Small things I never knew about lol
Today you just go to the Arts & Crafts store and buy a full palette.
Creating the colors was part of their craft.
But then it shouldn't be racist to make a statement about aboriginals and other indigenous cultures world wide
The statement being they weren't as evolved as us
And obviously because we defeated them with technology.
What's the point you are trying to make?
@HungBunny 'Is it true that most indigenous people's around the world have red yellow and black as their colours?' that is not the case that i'm aware of, red yes, black maybe (charcoal and embers of ash) yellow? sure. however prior to the colonization of the americas (or possibly before) the mayans had blues, greens, and oranges due to abundant flowers and different kinds of bugs that secreted specific pigments when squished or ground up with various other items.
not to mention that the colors of many native american tribes in the united states regions having various colors that they used for different things
Yeah? There's bugs and shit here. Mayans built stuff though man. They conceived the idea to build. They built temples
Aboriginals didn't build, they didn't invent the bow
The bow is such an important element of evolution across all races and culture
so did many cultures worldwide, as far as we know 5-6 of the seven continents have advanced structures upon them, i'm unaware of australia specifically tbh, so can't comment there
Again, they built settlements and had bows
Aboriginals didn't have anything like this besides a spear
We can agree that a spear comes first then the bow
true, however if you'll permit me to speak slightly in context but in another case it may clarify some points
Their colours are red yellow and black because they drew some much wonder from looking into fire
1. europe and asia(including india for the most part) developed significantly faster technologically than all other locations in the world.
2. it stands to reason that the majority of other locations would be just as far along evolutionarily (technology wise) than another culture as well
it's potentially possible that (lets face it) australia has many of the worlds most deadly creatures, a lot of the leaders in innovation may have died long before they had a chance to blossom into the minds needed to advance culturally
Yeah that's true too
but there's plenty of other factors involved as well, my presumption is but one of many
Im not saying it's fair for them not to have evolved like us
It's a harsher environment
i wouldn't dream of putting that opinion upon you, i'm just making the assertion that it could be environmental and no fault of their own.
And we have to understand it can take generations for other cultures to catch up with ours
Well it isn't anyone else fault, it is their fault but the environment is also harsher
In nice locations like rome or Spain I could imagine just sitting around outside at most seasons of the year (obviously not winter because 80% of cultures respond the same way to winter)
Easier to operate in a stable climate. Australia gets indescribably hot in summer
well there's many factors as well there, the majority of europeans are eurasian by nature, which may have had the 'special sauce' for the culture to advance as quickly and as far as it did
I remember days of walking to McDonald's and it was like standing in front of a heater with the fan going
india and asia as a whole have some of the worlds longest standing civilizations under their belts after all
This is overcast and hot and windy. Trying to evolve in that would be fucked
I guess it's related to the disposition of rivers and good land to farm
when you aren't starving and working on the next meal you have time to find other pursuits
Yeah but you have to develop that idea before toy even think about how much space you need to do it
if true nep, that's incredibly unfortunate
Im pretty high rn but this stuff is making sense in my head