Social Science

I think evolution is funny. I’ll tell you why. ( Evolution is defined as the process by which different kinds of living organisms are believed to have developed, especially by natural selection, gradual development, chemistry the given off of a…
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Why is it often thought that some people have bigger ego’s than which others do? This article will try to give some answers to this interesting question. The ego to me is an asset. This is because it can give…
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In the history of art, the oldest documented subject matter is the natural surroundings of man. The first evidence of man making art was in the Upper Paleolithic era. This era spanned may thousand years, from about 30,000 BC to…
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OH5 aka THE NUTCRACKER MAN Mary Douglas Nicol Leakey was born in Great Britain. Her father was a painter and so her family moved quite often. In 1926, Mary’s father died and it affected her deeply. She was repeatedly expelled…
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The terms ‘age’ and the concept of ‘aging’ seem to have more negative associations than it did in the past. With it comes a pressure to hold onto youthfulness for as long as possible and battle against passing into the…
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The reason that some fear death and some do not is simply a matter of acceptance. It can be argued that a fear of death is a natural thing as it is a defense mechanism given by the brain to…
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Neanderthals were a comparible species to modern humans in many ways, and although were physically different in some ways, were thought to be very similar to humans. One of the major technological and developmental differences however is that Neanderthals were…
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Dictionary.com tells us ambition as a noun is defined as: “an earnest desire for some type of achievement or distinction and the willingness to strive for its attainment.” As a verb, they define it as: “to seek after earnestly; aspire…
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Neanderthals were a sub species of human that lived in much of Europe and Asia from around 130,000 years ago. They disappeared completely around 25,000 years ago with the migration of Cro-Magnon man into their previous territories, although had started…
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Some new studies suggest that Neanderthals hadn’t projectile weapons. An article in Discover (see below)notes that Africans either have not used spear throwing technologies historically (such as axlatls). This is something like claiming that the French did not have long…
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