Its A Strange Strange World We Live in Master Jack

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Four Jacks and a Jill


Its A Strange Strange World We Live in Master Jack

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNGatAQbIvk

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#2 •••
@Leaning

How sophisticated were our 800,000 year old ancestors. The truth may be stranger than we had previously thought.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpfo9tRWQy4

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@ebuc

@#1

A pleasant, musing song,


@#2

Though I'm not sure when humans 'were humans,

300,000 years ago, 800,000 years ago, either is an amazing timeframe.


Human structures,

What one has at hand, and are constantly doing, is something they have some skill at, by practice and frequent observation, I suppose.

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@Leaning
@#1
A pleasant, musing song,


I saw interview with teh song writer who as gold miner bossman --in some mines was called Master Jack-- an as the black workers got 35 cts a day, he sat with his helmet lamp on writing poetry and trying to some of them off as songs. So at first I thought the video was a Christian thing, with obvious references to it, then,


After seeing the interview, I realized it as all about the writer David Marks or Penn? learned from his experiences and the end the lady sing looks at sky and says, and I thank you master jack -i.e. for he the writer learned from being in those mines--- and she ends with, dont know if Im ever coming back. So first time around I thought she was Master Jack was God, and she didnt know if she was coming back into existence.


@#2
Though I'm not sure when humans 'were humans,
300,000 years ago, 800,000 years ago, either is an amazing timeframe


When was fire discovered by humans.

Fire-making materials at 400,000-year-old site are the oldest evidence of humans making fire

December 11, 20256:00 AM ET

https://www.npr.org/2025/12/11/nx-s1-5640109/early-humans-fire-making-oldest-discovery-archaeology


Human structures,
What one has at hand, and are constantly doing, is something they have some skill at, by practice and frequent observation, I suppose.


Apparrently Mammoth bones if not also large sloths etc. Animals were bigger in last ice age, I dont know about 100,000 plus years ago.



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@Leaning, @SergeantLynch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWKPyO0JCCU


Photos from the archelogical site


.. ' 25,000-Year-old Ice Age House Made From Mammoth Bones '.. Discovered in Russia


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Oldest recorded art in Australia 50,000 years old.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1azLV40R9Lk

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@ebuc

One often wonders what the world 'truly looked like in ages past.

Theory and archeology frequently seeming a thin faded ghost, compared to what 'might have been, and been lost beyond observation.

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@Leaning
One often wonders what the world 'truly looked like in ages past.
Theory and archeology frequently seeming a thin faded ghost, compared to what 'might have been, and been lost beyond observation.


True. Often we dont realize what the specific ecological environment may have been for those peoples. Plentiful wildlife, even if the averages of human life span was much lower.


They lived, reproduced and spread far and wide for most part. Mammoth and Australian { 50,000 yrs ago } above was new for me.

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New genetic evidence for perhaps 30 peoples coming from Valley of Mexico, bringing with them their elite religous ancient blood practices if not terrorism to create the Chaco Canyon development in New Mexico.


A criminologist for years had looked at bones from Chaco and the southwest and expressed concerns of cutting and scraping of human bones as cannibalism practices. It was only more recently, in some site in lower Colorado, then found preserve human feces and proteins in the feces that only comes from human muscles attached to the bones.


Apparrently it is now this small group instituted fear and terror into the local native populations to build Chaco Canyon and support it with food etc. It also appears this was more easily done for those years because rainfall was plentiful --as there was no main source of flow water, other than the one creek that runs through the center.


Then the years of drought or on record that show at same time the Chaco Canyon became abandoned. The locals may have killed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsfnAIasjtg

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