The Stoned Ape Hypothesis of Human Evolution...Why Not?

Ever wonder what experiences could have influenced the evolution of human behavioral modernity (art, music, religion, dress, language, technology, thought, culture and all the frills that make us so desperately human)? ...So did he.

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Education

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• terrence mckenna
• lanuage
• stoned ape hypothesis
• evolution
• mind
• science
• religion
• culture
• homo sapien
• neaderthal

[stalkingcat123]

@kairahuu1 wow you missed the point

[kairahuu1]

@stalkingcat123 either way, they died off....what do you want us to do? make a time machine to save the missing link?

maybe we'd just have better luck looking for big foot...

[stalkingcat123]

what of one the animals that died off was carrying a very important gene that would be increadibly useful right about now?

[ozabuky1]

while im young i will absorb all of information terence mckenna rip and i shall try my best to spread your and our knowledge

[humanist7117]

Music is way too loud. Distracting, overpowers lecture.

[Psy0psAgent]

@fhavenger09 try the pharmacratic inquisition. that should do it.

[segrum]

Why not get stoned?

Emperor Chin in the beginning of the Chinese evolution digested Mercury.

Lead lined tin cans didn't help.

The popularity of tea-party at noon included the present of the snuff box, and what do you think they were snuffing?

Sheep herders noticed the reaction of their flock after eating coffee beans, way back when.

I'm just wondering; was there ever a time humanity wasn't fried?

PS the background music is a little distracting, lower the volume just a tad.

[fhavenger09]

It's a nice story but is there any evidence for any of this?

[djchin2]

This is wonderful. Thanks, for the upload!