Homo Sapiens
Hominids evolved and developed for millions of years prior to the arrival of Homo sapiens on the Earth. This evolution was slow. The development of a new skill, or tool often took thousands of years. With the arrival of Homo sapiens, this all changed. The speed of advancements increased dramatically. Instead of thousands of years, great progress was made in hundreds or even dozens of years.

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The past should be a springboard, not a hammock.
Ivern Ball
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Traditional weddings often took place in June, because the people took their yearly bath in May. A bouquet of flowers was used to hide any body odors that had developed since their bath.
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