I see, now. Neanderthals were a different evolutionary branch, nearly lateral to sapiens and successive to heidelbergensis. These two, along with all other hominids alive, still evolved into Homo sapiens. The bottom line is that Neanderthals are extinct, and that all humans today are Homo sapiens.
Not actually. He may have descended from Neanderthals, but he's still Homo sapiens. Probably one of the hybrid ancestors Tampee's referring to. That is interesting, though.
Yeah, definitely a lot of amazing shit in human history a lot hidden because of religion. If someone had invented electricity during the Jews probably even Hindus you would be killed for witchcraft and a lot of the Jewish religion is derived from ancient Egyptians.
But they don't want freedom they want taxes and regulations.
The US libertarian movement stems from a yearning by white racists for the days of the confederacy.
The most well-known school of thought, sure. Depends on who you ask. You mean like the Tea Party and stuff. I, myself, am not at all a racist, just about total alignment with personal freedom and absolute elimination of government interference in the lives of a free People.
Hence the quotation marks and lower case, meant as a descriptor and not an ignorant generalisation.
The Libertarian movement outside of the US is what you say. Inside the US the movement is just about people who want to demand sex or freedom to abuse if one has the means. As one guy I was stuck with in a long van ride said, they can always find a new job. His belief was that to be a libertarian is the freedom to do whatever you want if you have the money. Don't want black lung from my dirty coal mine? Go find another job. Don't want to give me a blow job on demand and then go back to work? Go find another job. Don't want me to pollute your land with runoff from my overcrowded dairy? Then move.
wow, you don't know very much. much less than I originally thought.
Yeah...
Of course. Slave labor is so much more sophisticated than modern technology.
True, that
