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MustFixWhatIsBroken t1_jbefb55 wrote
Reply to comment by Paltenburg in Humans Started Riding Horses 5,000 Years Ago, New Evidence Suggests by Magister_Xehanort
The article was definitely interesting, but they're only going on what limited material has been found. Remember, I'm suggesting horses were domesticated tens of thousands of years prior. I've got harnesses in the stable that have nearly disintegrated, and they're only from my grandparents day. Outside of potentially fossilized horses, I doubt any evidence remains.
MustFixWhatIsBroken t1_jbedhfc wrote
Reply to comment by Paltenburg in Humans Started Riding Horses 5,000 Years Ago, New Evidence Suggests by Magister_Xehanort
Horses are broken in. Before agricultural practices were adopted, hunters would push animals into corners or ditches. Dogs were domesticated by hunters. I don't see why horses would've taken too much longer. Plants, animals and the elements were the only things they had to occupy their time.
MustFixWhatIsBroken t1_jbd5i0g wrote
I bet it's way earlier. There are paintings of animals 10's of thousands of years old. I doubt it took so long for humans to test their curiosity.
MustFixWhatIsBroken t1_jabyf7j wrote
Australian politicians are so incompetent you can just ask them for state secrets directly and they'll tell you. Hell, they'll brag. It's what comes from decades of blindly bending the knee to foreign policy and investors.
MustFixWhatIsBroken t1_j8lv7h4 wrote
I think the biggest issue is working without potential, being at action without purpose.
There's a great many people hard at work so they don't have to think or feel anything.
MustFixWhatIsBroken t1_j5jwpdn wrote
Looks fake. The writing pattern shows repeated instances of cursive that come out with muscle memory and are then intentionally suppressed.
What I want to know is if it's attention seeking parents or just lame cops with nothing of legitimate interest to share on social media.
MustFixWhatIsBroken t1_j2vh39i wrote
Reply to 7 scariest days in South Sudan: The Tribe full of weapons (2023) - Russian YouTuber who has faced demonetisation due to the conflict places himself in yet another dangerous place with another outstanding documentary [00:54:47] by jayshutts
It's a lot easier to move in dangerous countries if you aren't from a nation famous for pillaging it. Americans and Europeans don't fare well in non-westernised African nations because historically, they've been massive assholes who deserve everything they get.
MustFixWhatIsBroken t1_j1g2cqk wrote
Reply to comment by theblackbeltsurfer in "BLOOD SPORT: The Bondi Gay Murders" (2009) - the tale of the Bondi Beach murders. Lasting for over 10 years, with 30 to 90 victims, the organized hunt for gay men remains one of Australia's darkest secrets. Most of the identified culprits, including a major sports star, remain untouched. [00:54:19] by BurtGummer1911
Look up "YouTube proxy" if you don't have a VPN.
Be sure to share with your community.
MustFixWhatIsBroken t1_jbi02hd wrote
Reply to comment by Doctor_Impossible_ in Humans Started Riding Horses 5,000 Years Ago, New Evidence Suggests by Magister_Xehanort
Not entirely, "the evidence suggests" is still the method. These researchers are making educated guesses based on the evidence they've found. I'm simply doing the same. For example, what's the chance that the researchers in the article found the very first horse to ever be bridled or ridden? The likelihood is that they found early evidence, but certainly not the earliest. The odds of that happening would be near non-existent. We have cave paintings of horses from 25,000 years ago, and we have cave paintings of animals from 80,000 years ago. Humans really haven't evolved much in that time. It's easy to underestimate primitive people, we do it all the time.