Stay mad herbachuds. Graze on deez nuts lmao
Must be a very old post because nowadays the apes can kill you with a long thing that fires tiny projectiles from a very long distance without you even realising they are there.
That’s just throwing a very small and heavy stick
NERF THE APES!
Apes so strong they can nuke themselves off the planet
No furr to sweat better and unlock infinit stamina. Walk on to legs, butt cheeks rub together, no good, adds back furr in butt crack to remove friction. Most OP character class on the server, with the dirtiest butthole of all.
Also recently learned human stomach acid is weird too, apparently. So not just stamina.
I’ve read pieces contradicting the persistence hunting theory before, here’s one : https://undark.org/2019/10/03/persistent-myth-persistence-hunting/
I never really got the theory about human hunters having better stamina, I think that part is overemphasized. It should really be more on the deadly ranged weaponry with quick time to kill.
Why chase after a meal and get tired when you can send an arrow to the animals lung so you don’t have to chase them?
Our ability to sweat is a huge advantage and it ties into our stamina.
If you’re unable to hide, good luck getting close to animals without a chase. Ask any bowhunter how close they have to be to their target to be assured they’re not going to just wound the animal.
And herds like to live on plains for that exact reason.
How do you think we hunted before we figured out ranged weaponry?
Chuck spear into lung. A little harder to hit with precision, but skill issue
“What existed before ranged weapons?”
“Uh… Different ranged weapons?”
Dude we migrated following herds. We travelled continents on foot. There are shepherds that will literally lead their flock walking days straight.
YEP THAT’S THE DUDE I HEARD ABOUT
Literally why I mentioned shepherds. This motherfucker comes to an ultra marathon and just goes “fuck it, I don’t need to sleep for the 500 miles” and gets first place at age 61.
You immediately triggered me to this aha Kind of like collective memory working
