Wow, there must be a higher class of chimpanzee out there in California. Is
that why the the rest of the country thinks California is wierd?
And not only that, think what a circus could do with trained Neanderthals.
Where is P.T. Barnum now?
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>And, of course, the nature of Neanderthals, since they are not our ancestors,
>is still to be determined. But whatever they were,they were not homo divinus.
>They had no shaman art, no sense of intermediacy with the divine and nature,
>no progress, no nothin'. Just trinkets picked up from Moderns.
They buried their dead with grave offerings. They cared for a sick
individual, the Old man of Shanidar, and then buried flowers with him when he
died. Yeah, I know what you mean Jim, My cat is old now and goes to lots of
funerals with and for her feline buddies. They have a group which takes turns
bringing food to the sick cats in the neighborhood. It really is a sight to
behold. They call themselves "Meals on Paws"
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>Interesting guys, but not human.
Yeah, how could anyone think that a being who buries their dead and cares for
their sick, makes jewelry, makes fire, mines for flint and makes for flute
might be human. How silly of me. I don't know what I was thinking.
glenn
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