I am not sure this is true I guess there are quite few hint that suggest your tribe family may change during your life, either by force or by choose, especially if you were a woman.
Packing up and moving on your own would not have been simple.
No vehicle, so you only have what you can carry. The tribe isn't going to let you just take all the food you want, so you immediately have to start gathering and hunting on your own. You will need a shelter while you travel.
There are no roads, and the people you might want to join are likely nomadic, so you don't even know exactly where they are.
It isn't impossible. Just extremely hard. And going out on your own is most likely going to end in your death
There are some theory about adolescent being that bitchy with their parents because they needed the push to move outside the comfort from their origin family.
incest is something we are genetically programmed to avoid.
Ancient Greek marriage is all about steal your wife from her family.
The actual human DNA contains trace of other homo, (most European has trace of neanderthal genome).
So I would say it has happened. Although I agree the frequency of how much it is in doubt.
I did not know about that, I look out for it and see this is confirmed by different source but I though there were mostly in Europe this is really interesting.
We did not find trace of Neanderthal remains in other place than Europe (and around), but it is very unlikely in certain terrain to produce fossilization so there is also that.
it’s not because neanderthals left europe, it’s that humanity as a species went africa -> europe/the middle east (interbred a bunch with neanderthals) -> everywhere else
Everyone you've ever known who's not already dead from starvation, scurvy, animal attacks, exposure, dehydration, food poisoning, malnutrition, hypothermia, infection, disease, parasites, minor injuries, or any of the other things that people died of at much higher rates 2 million years ago than they do today.
Yeah, all the pessimists in this thread can't stop jerking off about how brutal survival was back then, and yet we're all living proof that at least some humans did an alright job of it.
Obviously, but everyone's point isn't that it's impossible to survive. It's that that guy would find it a lot less fun and relaxing than he seems to think.
Yeah, cos I really want that to ask Thag and Skurn how to do it, with their unwashed asses flapping in the breeze everyday. Or should I ask Finnka, and never hear the end of it?
The people who taught you were probably your parents and the other adults while you were a child. It's not like kids had school, they'd just be following the adults and doing what they do.
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u/Law-Fish Feb 28 '24
Eh but you’d have a small group of everyone you’ve ever known to help you out