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So that’s probably the case everywhere else too? And if that’s the case, it’s maybe not the agricultural revolution, I mean they already knew why plants grow, so much as some other change that caused something like a corporatization, the decision to go to war with nature and stop working with it, but to clearcut and make our own forests of grain.
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For me, that would perhaps put farming as a step towards conflict after all, I mean that’s the normal sequence, it’s just, “after all,” to me, I never saw the causality the way they say it,
for me the “surpluses,”
reason didn’t fly.
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But farming as an interim stage of evolution on the way to war, with some change before farming that kept happening and went from clearcutting to burning one another’s farms?
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Sorry, just spitballing 😀
