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Ancient Signs Of Modern Behavior

The gravest existential issue that ancient man’s thoughts confronted was death. Humanity lost “Eden” when symbolic thought supplanted the spontaneous conscious experience that other animals benefit from. Once we acquired an objective sense of past and future, we could worry about death and other possible misfortunes awaiting us in the near and distant future. Simply […]

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Oct 6, 2014 by Carl Abbott
Filed Under: Observations Tagged With: Buddha, civilization, death, existential problem, hunter gatherer, instinct, knowing, science, stone age, symptoms point of view, thinking

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