So how the fuck did homo-sapiens survive [pic related] for 6

hunt what they could

eat what they could

cannibalize probably

eventually the population would be at such a low point that it could be sustained by a recovering ecosystem and would regain strength as the ecosystem did too

this is total unfounded bullshit mind you, just my two cents which i think are pretty reasonably assumptions

>>3009502
>homo
they fuged butt :DDDDD

>>3009626
this

They farmed in underground caverns.

>>3009502
Alien intervention

>>3009502
almost all of them didn't

God provided for them

>>3009626
this tbqh senpai

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>>3009593
>>3009626
>>3009648
>>3009651
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>>3009668
>Tfw none of these fucks is giving me an actual answer to my question.
>No sources from scientists on how the few that survived actually survived.
>Yellowstone will erupt one day and I won't know what to do.

Thanks for nothing.

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>>3009849
embrace the inevitable

>>3009849
>Yellowstone will erupt one day and I won't know what to do.
Don't worry, you will die and others will carry on. Just like back then.

>>3009849
anon, there was only ashfall in the local region. it was the climate that was changed. people survive drought like they always survive drought.

>>3010081
but most people don't survive drought that's kind of the problem.

>>3009849
If you want scientific opinions you should go read those scientific papers

>>3009849
Take it to >>>/sci/ and maybe >>>/out/ desu

>>3009849
Just put a giant plug into the hole.

>>3010048
But Anon I don't want to die like that..

>>3010100
As someone who did my undergrad in physics please don't ever go to /sci/ for a legitimate question, that place is amateur as fuck.

>>3010100
>>3010684
I'm afraid that asking this question on /out/ will get me banned or something by the shit mods.

>>3009502
Life finds a way.
They had to develop ways to exploit other niches that were more unaffected by the eruption.
IMO, Toba eruption and rise of behavioral modernity are closely linked.
I'd imagine something with fishing perhaps, a migration towards the coastline and the adoption of that manner of technology.

>>3010684
So why do you think this board is going to be any different?

I don't know too much about Toba (VEI 8) but Tambora 1815 (VEI 7), potentially combined with a potential increase in volcanism preceeding it (increased Sulphur compound deposits in ice cores I believe forms the evidence) was pretty damn disruptive and deadly, causing the last significant subsistence crisis in North America and Europe. Look up the year without summer.

>>3009849
Welcome to /his/ mother fucker, the only thing this board can do is create loli, anime, fanfic bullshit about getting anne frank pregnant.

>>3012783
Do you think Yellowstone could have the power to wipe out all life as we know it? Would North America survive? Would the world be darkened for 7 years?