AProudLefty
Black Kitty Ain't Happy
Because one of your retarded buddies is suggesting someone else out the files in those places.
Who the fuck cares about what he said? I'm sure he meant the people who helped move stuff.
Because one of your retarded buddies is suggesting someone else out the files in those places.
Who the fuck cares about what he said? I'm sure he meant the people who helped move stuff.
No that's not what he meant. He said what he meant. And said it more than once
I am not at all sure that the slave trade would have been possible with oared ships.
So far so called green energy has resulted in much more expensive and unreliable energy.....this program is killing civilization....but note the Yearning For UTOPIA.
Lots of people have gone off the grid. That is the future.
A tiny fraction have because it's not so easy to do as you think.
With sufficient money and resources, it's pretty easy.
With sufficient money and resources you could live comfortably on Mars...
A tiny fraction have because it's not so easy to do as you think.
Really, see Vikings and Egyptian slave trade.
Lots of people have gone off the grid. That is the future.
Since you have no idea how difficult or easy I think it is, why did you type that?
True for coastal and small seas. Not so good for the Atlantic and Pacific.Really, see Vikings and Egyptian slave trade.
Exactly, I used the Vikings in particular because they traveled to the “New World”.
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Well you didn't quote him so I have no clue what you are talking about.
I think of the human condition, if there’s a will, there’s a way. Sailing ships made it easier, but you guys make it sound impossible in ships that used oars and I know, it’s not.True for coastal and small seas. Not so good for the Atlantic and Pacific.
FWIW, the Vikings made it to the Americas by following the northern route Iceland-Greenland-North America.
I think of the human condition, if there’s a will, there’s a way. Sailing ships made it easier, but you guys make it sound impossible in ships that used oars and I know, it’s not.
Possible, yet improbable. Even at the time, the established scientific consensus—backed by an impressive mass of linguistic and archaeological evidence, and amply reinforced by subsequent genetic research—had long pointed to island Southeast Asia (modern day Indonesia, the Philippines and Taiwan) as the ancestral homeland of the first peoples of the Pacific.
New research backs the ‘Kon-Tiki hypothesis’
That is, until an explosive paper, published in the journal Nature in July 2020, claimed to have found “conclusive evidence for prehistoric contact” between Polynesians and Native Americans, one that likely followed “a single contact event … in eastern Polynesia” (emphasis added). Based on what they say are “limited molecular genetic studies”, the paper’s authors—population geneticist Alexander Ioannidis and colleagues—raised “the intriguing possibility that [later arriving] Polynesian settlers encountered a small, already established, Native American population”.
to be fair, you never know what people are talking about.....
I have an excellent idea how difficult it is, particularly if you are including water and sewage in the mix of living off the grid.