The cave on the one hand, and the wild
environment on the other, where primitive beings,
almost animals, inhabit and make use of basic
customs: - hunting, eating, fornicating and murdering-.
These actions, (nowadays strange) governed by the
only law established by nature itself, which they try to
dominate, where the other savages are strangers who
live outside their space delimited and fortified first by
a cave. Rationally, it seems impossible for the theory
of "classical Creationism" up to the "ancient
astronaut hypothesis", that there is no good reason to
expect that human beings, (whose physiology has
hardly changed since the Stone Age), could adapt to
the environment and develop technology for common
use and subsequently be a means of barter. The Stone
Age was the first test of adapting to a lifestyle far
removed from our radically altered habitat.
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