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The Natural State of Mankind

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the farther you go back in time the

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natural state of things is that they

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stay the same merer Eliot for example

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when he talked about let's say

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prehistoric people preliterate people we

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might say for example when they're

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fishing if they're fishing people they

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act out the the fishing activities of

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the exemplary fishing hero and then

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that's just replicated across the

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centuries because we think that creative

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Innovation is the standard mode of human

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being in some sense and that's just not

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true this expansive Global technological

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society that we live in now is only a

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few thousand years old at the most it's

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10,000 years old that's not very old

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we've been identical to what we are

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genetically at least in principle about

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350,000 years and for most of that

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350,000 year span everything stayed the

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same and so the rule is continuity the

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exception is change

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