From: SQUONKSTAIL@aol.com
Date: Sun Jun 15 2003 - 17:30:31 BST
Hi Squonk,
> Why do you think it will shed light on the levels?
Because I think a timescale for how long humanity had been around in a
biologically stable state
might help to flag up what was not biological. So, if, for sake of argument,
we could show that
humanity had been biologically constant for 160,000 years then everything
that's different between
us and those humans is of a different level. Even more interesting, it would
give us an idea of how
much time society had to play with. I just think it's interesting.
> Also, about 75,000 years ago there was a global disaster that left a Human
> Gene pool of about 6,000 from which we descend.
Yes, I saw something on TV about that. Fascinating stuff. Perhaps we could
take 75,000 years as a
cut-off point, ie everything new since then is either social or intellectual
- and that includes
lots of interesting things.
Cheers
Sam
sq: I see. Thanks.
As long as you keep the the MoQ in mind i shall continue to find value in
your work.
squonk
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