We Are Bipedal Apes, And It Should

Humans Become Human Through Intense Learning Not Just Of Survival Skills But Of Customs And Social Mores, Kinship And Social Laws-that Is, Culture.

The Whole Story Is About Change. We Are Very Lucky That The Earth's History Is Recorded In Fossilized Remains. And We Can See The Changes. Unfortunately, There Will Always Be Gaps In Our Knowledge, But There Is No Doubt That We And Everything Living Today Has Evolved.

It Is Virtually Impossible To Control Northern Kenya, Which Is Populated Chiefly By Migrant Nomads.

Whether Or Not All This Came To Pass In An East African Ditch, I Wouldn't Like To Say. Perhaps It Happened In North Africa Or Further West, But Africa Was Definitely The Place.

For Three Million Years We Were Hunter-gatherers, And It Was Through The Evolutionary Pressures Of That Way Of Life That A Brain So Adaptable And So Creative Eventually Emerged. Today We Stand With The Brains Of Hunter-gatherers In Our Heads, Looking Out On A Modern World Made Comfortable For Some By The Fruits Of Human Inventiveness, And Made Miserable For Others By The Scandal Of Deprivation In The Midst Of Plenty.