We haven't even hit the steep bit of the curve yet, wait until you see where we are by the end of this century!
this post was submitted on 21 Jul 2024
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Or back to the caves, hunting with sticks and stones, could go either way really.
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Civilization is anomalous. Yes.
Pretty sure we had a triage stage during the whole prehistory to get to our point to randomly get an individual violent and cunning enough to survive the wilds and other competitors but helpful and sociable enough to survive within it's tribe.
Crop domestication
Its all about building ontop of the law of adjacent possibilities, which end up becoming an S tier for progress. Of course it started out slow.
Yeah it's OP in the long run, though draws helluva lot at the start
Everything we do is built on top of something else. We needed to build a society capable of supporting industry and learning, then written language, mathematics etc.
Once you have the building blocks of society, everything else comes much faster.
Oldest stone axes are like a million years.
We're not the first smart species.
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