>10,000 BC >Still being hunter-gatherers instead of settling

>>895458

>tfw Atlanteans already had computers, canned foods, steam engines, and robots while the Egyptians were still figuring out agriculture.

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>1000 AD
>not having mastery of interstellar travel

>>895458
>1493 AD
>not using motorboats to cross atlantic

christopher columballs doesn't know shit

>>895458
>>895486
>2000 AD
>not realizing that progress doesn't come hand in hand with matter
>not meditating and surviving with soup in a decontaminated world

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>>895458
>Hold your ground! Hold your ground!

>Sons of Gondor, of Rohan, my brothers,

>I see in your eyes the same fear that would take the heart of me.

>A day may come when the courage of men fails,

>when we forsake our friends

>and break all bonds of fellowship,

>but it is not this day.

>An hour of wolves and shattered shields,

>when the age of men comes crashing down,

>but it is not this day!

>This day we fight!

>By all that you hold dear on this good Earth,

>I bid you stand, Men of the West!

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>>897812
>archer on the front line

>>895458
Why do you guys think of agriculture as a tool? How dumb are you people to realize the societal effect and religious/social/cultural shift to agrarianism? Why don't you guys recognized that agriculture as a reaction to rather than a willing mindful and intentional shift? Or recognize the immediate return in tenderer/management societies?

Basically why does OP have such a simplistic view of neolithic populations?