DANGEROUS TIGER Posted 9 September 2011 Posted 9 September 2011 Loved the first line, of "The History Of Culture" Quote: "The human is by. nature a social (friendly) animal". The writer obviously, has never been on this site. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
ozleicester Posted 9 September 2011 Posted 9 September 2011 watch the whole show for ALL the facts http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ln64DYflGT4
The Doctor Posted 9 September 2011 Posted 9 September 2011 Unacceptable formatting, H2S should be written as H2S, Fe2+ as Fe2+ etc. Not a bad read though.
Rincewind Posted 9 September 2011 Author Posted 9 September 2011 I'm quite into social anthopology. If I was 50 years younger and realised I was going to grow to be interested in it maybe I may have a degree now. But at the time with the school I was in I never had the choice. GSCE/O/A levels was only available for kids in the first two or three forms. I've learnt more since leaving school than when I was there and much wider subjects. But not sure I would get a degree in anything. My problem is remembering what I learnt if I had to repeat it in exams. But the subject of the way different societies have evolved stories passed on generation to generation and the way it changes does interest me. Which iswhy I go on about leaders of tribes controlling the tribesfolk and using fear of the unknown to profit from it.
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