Homo Erectus - The First Humans to Conquer the World

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  @truevipermark · 2 weeks ago

  My previous comments aside, I really enjoyed this video I found it to be very informative. This is a subject I am very interested in and I learnt some things about Homo Erectus that I had never considered before.<br>Although the imagery was not 100% accurate I soon just accepted them as that and focused on your words.<br>You have a new fan and subscriber, very well done 👍

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  @dexterdiamondrich3397 · 4 days ago

  I had maybe found a Oldowan hand axe in Denmark

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  @robertlargura8 · 2 weeks ago

  Homo erectus was one scary ape man,the real missing link

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  @weonearth_us · 2 weeks ago

  Was this actually one of the dominant animals of its time?

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• RO

  @roxammon5858 · 2 weeks ago

  Why is it hard for some to believe that erectus made fire? &nbsp;After all they we skilled stone flake makers, and the resultant sparks would have occasionally caused fire in the surrounding dry grass.

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  @calvind98362 · 3 weeks ago

  Thanks for this! I can&apos;t get enough of this kind of video!

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  @carlkraus6034 · 7 hours ago

  We probably descended from Homo Erectus. &nbsp;But Erectus isn&apos;t us. &nbsp;We outpaced them. There are 8 Billion of us. &nbsp;At best Homo Erectus had maybe 10 or 15 million at most. &nbsp;Erectus didn&apos;t grow food. &nbsp;They had their chance. &nbsp;We are the new and improved version.

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  @losttribearts · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khw6Rhj2R68&amp;t=668">11:08</a> I really hate the AI generated images that carry between basically large comps and something more closely resembling modern humans. What I hate even more, is human producers of the material not seeming to care at all about the inconsistencies and just letting them stand. The narrative text is scientifically supported - and undermined by AI slop imagery.<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khw6Rhj2R68&amp;t=1279">21:19</a> And of yes, hafted iron told used to make a stone hand axe. C&apos;mon.

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  @pruephillip1338 · 2 weeks ago

  Don&apos;t watch this, just listen - the AI graphics are misleading

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  @RodWalsh-m7u · 12 days ago

  Noah&apos;s flood laid down most of the fossils followed by the ice age fossils. The population graph from Noah&apos;s Ark &nbsp;proves that the earth is young. &nbsp;Today there are 8.3 billion people in the world. &nbsp;In 1930 it was 2 billion, and in1650 it was only 500 million. &nbsp;This works perfect for all of us having descended from Noah&apos;s 3 sons &nbsp;and their wives on a reverse graph going back to Noah&apos;s flood. For more facts and truth check out you tube video &nbsp;-- 22 facts you didn&apos;t know about Noah&apos;s Ark.

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  @250txc · 13 days ago

  Unless they did not need water quite often, your story is off center at best...

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  @matttaylor7102 · 3 weeks ago

  Heh heh heh Homo Erectus! 😂😂

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