Yep, i know this work, but i was searching something more like :
how human "enslavement" of animal " is indistinguishable from civilization process.
Zachary James
This is pretty common knowledge here, lurk more newfag OP
John Watson
The available plants matter more tee bee aytch
Bentley Hernandez
Thomas Sowell's culture series predates Guns, Germs, and Steal.
Ian Carter
This. Sowel is our guy and only tankies and Nazis will disagree.
Those things are big and retarded.
As I said previously Sowel is /ourguy/, most of Veeky Forums points are quality.
Jayden Russell
But! Y no farming in north america like aztecs etc furthermore Y no domesticated turkey???? Like chicken in the old world.
Grayson Jenkins
Alright fair point. Injuns might actually be retarded. They don't go bald though.
Lucas Howard
There was lots of farming in North America. Pretty much everywhere besides the great plains and great basin was practicing agriculture. And the turkey was domesticated, in Mesoamerica.
Matthew Thompson
This is a fine point, but there's no reason to think the geography wouldn't provide a feedback mechanism to the genome. This would only be accelerated by the advent of civilization and widespread conquest and genocide. I haven't seen this vid but if it's along the lines of GG&S as other anons are saying, it's only one side of the story. I would check out "the 10,000 year explosion"
Adam Lee
He's a sellout coon. Don't bother with his bullshit, he's a pawn for the white man.
Ethan Wright
>As I said previously Sowel is /ourguy/, most of Veeky Forums points are quality. fuck off, sowell shill. he's just mediocre ideologue who /pol/ likes to elevate to signal "im not racist! look i like this house nigger who also thinks niggers are lazy!"
Yeah, an interesting "what if" is what if the Inca had bread a horse-sized llama?
Buffalos are the Abos of cows: astoundingly stupid and aggressive.
I'm 70% certain the Aztecs had domestic turkey.
Oliver Peterson
Well many parts of Central and South America did have access to Llamas, and as it turns out those do seem to be the places where they've established more of a civilization rather than just tribes and confederacies.
James Jackson
Horses were domesticated on anatolian lands. Eurangutans didn't do nuffin but steal that merit from them.
Llamas and vicunas have been bred to give them wool, meat and some help for carrying weight.
Amerindians were in the beginning of the bronze age even though they reached America 15000 years after eurangutans settled on europe.
Incas were superior to europeans. Get over it.
Adam Hill
>"im not racist! look i like this house nigger who also thinks niggers are lazy!"
How is that wrong? There are very vew negros like Sowell who reject the negro "victim" culture.
Carter Torres
Assblasted nigger who is perpetually butthurt over Thomas Sowel calling out nigger culture detecdted.
Ryan Lee
>Central America >llamas
Parker Perez
>the ability of theming animals and the development of civilization itself. That's great and everything, but Mesoamerica had no access to tamed beasts of burden and they developed several highly advanced cultures. There's also evidence of the development of similar cultures in the American Southwest and Plains before the abandoning of the developing cities in said area (eg. Chaco Canyon, Cahokia etc) for some reason.
Xavier Nelson
Guns, Germs, and Steel reads more like an excuse generator for Sub-Saharan Africa's lack of a cradle of civilization and actively ignores the cradles of civilization in the Andes and Mesoamerica.
Hudson Ward
>yfw he put "Akshully Irish were practically slaves too" meme in his otherwise well done Black Rednecks and White Liberals
ffs man, why did he have to put this /pol/-tier garbage in his book
>His later columns comparing Obama to Hitler
Really disappointing stuff.
Colton Johnson
>who /pol/ like to elevate
As usual, /pol/ doesn't know what the fuck it's talking about. Yes, they try to pass Sowell off as the "le based redpilled black guy", but that's not actually who he is. Read his response to the Bell Curve, he's pretty good at putting neo-nazi "muh IQ disparity" stuff in the trash.
Hudson Brooks
>An economist tries to speak like he knows shit about history.
Already watched this episode
Jacob Wood
>What is timbuktu
Mason Morales
It's true and it's a shame seeing him used that way. Sowell's stuff is genuinely must-read. And not in a "he's great relative to low black standards" kind of way. No, his stuff is genuinely recommended reading by normal standards.
Luke Reyes
Unfortunately, he occasionally espouses shitty conservatard talking points. But the good points he does make, make up for it imo.
Ayden Bailey
Arab colony
Nathan Gomez
Explain Ashanti, Mali, Loango, Swahili
Joshua Watson
A meme really. It was the biggest center of scholarship in West Africa, but West Africa itself was peripheral to the Islamic world so that doesn't mean much, plus by the time it became a center of scholarship the Islamic world was already growing intellectually stagnant. So nothing important ever came out of it.
Also a meme. It was founded by local Tuareg nomads and it's scholars were mostly local, though often claiming distant Arab ancestry as Muslims everywhere tended to do.
Hudson Anderson
>it's a black economics pop"sci" episode
Zachary Morgan
>studying human history >believes the races to be equal
>>What is timbuktu A shithole temporarily made wealthy by Arabs, but then the Arabs left and it reverted to a shithole.
>Explain Ashanti, Mali, Loango, Swahili Why are you listing civilisations younger than Mesopotamia?
Lucas James
Up
Dylan Ortiz
Someone probably already recommend it but I'm not reading the thread. In case they haven't, check out Guns, Germs, and Steel
Tyler Price
There's a great chapter about domestication of farm animals, and of crops themselves, in "Sapiens: A Brief History of Mankind". I think the section in the book fits your description perfectly.
Charles Robinson
The American Bison "buffalo" is 6 feet tall and 2000 pounds. They can outrun and out jump a horse.
they also don't have an exploitable family structure. one of the ways you tame and domesticate animals, is by making humans recognized as the alpha of an animal's social group. some herd animals don't have alphas and just form massive herds for mutual protection.
James Morgan
corn, potatoes, squash, beans, etc
they had advanced farming techniques like Three Sisters and dead fish for fertilizer.