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General Category => Huh? => Topic started by: ChrisSmolinski on October 14, 2016, 1328 UTC
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Yale Archaelogist Dr. Randi Volk introduced a fascinating discovery that has thrown everything we thought we knew about Early Man into disarray.
“For centuries, we have been piecing together how early humans, as far back as 350,000 years ago, created and then learned to control fire,” Volk explained. “This is obviously a seminal moment in our species’ removal from the global food chain.”
Volk continued by noting that these hominids actually possessed a primitive beta version of what is now known as the Samsung Galaxy 7, a very common modern-day fire starter.
“Perhaps you use your Samsung Galaxy phone for cooking or warmth or warding off predators as so many do these days,” Volk said. “But millennia ago, using your phone in this way was actually very, very rare.”
Full article: https://aboveaverage.com/archaeologist-first-humans-used-primitive-samsungs-to-start-fires/ (https://aboveaverage.com/archaeologist-first-humans-used-primitive-samsungs-to-start-fires/)
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Nice sketch of young Al.
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Yeah, back in the days when I had hair.
Nice sketch of young Al.
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Ain't that always the way? BTW, nice dreads.