the people were like 'oh shit, we're starving now, better start planting more grains'

and then they became completely dependent on that

it was a trap

uhhh

7 million years ago
The movement of tectonic plates that created the Mediterranean Sea and the Alps also sparked the drying of the Sahara some 7 million years ago, according to the latest computer simulations of Earth's ancient climate.Sep 17, 2014

that's how it got started

Are we talking about Stardust Crusaders now <:smugon:512048583806025739>

so youre saying

the ancient egyptians

are 7 million years old?

no, climate change is constant

so uh

the egyptians

yourse saying

were kangz?

im sure the sahara went from desert to green and back again over millions of years

no, i read this in sapiens, not GGS

one of my fav brunettes

Democrats have become the embodiment of 'Crazy Bitch' engaged in one hell of a cat fight.....

elizabeth warren is brunette aint she

https://youtu.be/fn9b9VLGqi0?t=644

or used to be

sarah palin also

White brunettes are great

time index is included without glasses.... daymn....

Others not so much

@Lucienne d'Anwyl the more a society farms, the more it has to stay still

which puts it at a disadvantag,e because it has to protect its crops from bandits

the trend is generally to avoid farming

throughout most of history

unrecorded history rather

the farmer has less diversity of diet too

so he's weaker

the only direct advantage of farming is that it increases population

I could use some advice.

Yes but it allows development of complex thought

Yeah

Potatoes OP

the farmer has to surrender himself to a more domineering hierarchy than a hunter gatherer or herder would

we could do a virgin chad meme of this honestly

read Sapiens, it's a good