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Abandonment of the egalitarian golden age due to scientific proof that there were structures
What are we to make of all this evidence for Stone temples, Prince burials, Mammoth, monuments and bustling centers of trade and craft production stretching back far into the ice age?
— Aug 20, 2023 05:41AM
What are we to make of all this evidence for Stone temples, Prince burials, Mammoth, monuments and bustling centers of trade and craft production stretching back far into the ice age?
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Amazonian chiefs living in service of others, making them often the poorest in the community.
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Idea: prosperity comes at the cost of compromising on certain freedoms and equalities.
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Idea: prosperity comes at the cost of compromising on certain freedoms and equalities.
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When he came to questions of personal freedom, the quality of men and women, sexual mores, or popular sovereignty, or even for that matter, trophies of depth psychology, indigenous, American attitudes are likely to be far closer to the readers zone than 17th century European ones
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- concept of good vs evil made up to compare ourselves. P2
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Some of completely abend, the idea of an egalitarian golden age, concluding instead, that this must’ve been a society dominated by powerful leaders, even dynasties, and therefore itself, a grand and core of power have always been the enduring force behind human social evolution
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Even if we put this down to the patchiness of the evidence, we still to ask why the evidence is so patch in the first place why don’t we find fortification store houses palaces we find a little else to indicate the growth of Frank society a little on anything remotely resembling states We have to do away with some lingering preconceptions about primitive mentalities
