Land rights and possession mostly.

Natives Tribes laws in USA. Tribal law existed before time immemorial (USA).

Must have been awkward there at the start.

“We’ve been doing it this way since time immemorial.”

“It’s the seventh, Dave, you mean yesterday?”

That's just a roundabout way of saying war is hell.

Fucking Americans, shooting our pigs.. don’t make us build a wall…

I would bet that most of the time if they are spending the large amount not of money it costs to campaign for an Oscar nomination they would want to win.

I'm not saying it's right to be nominated in the lower prestige category than the role you played, I'm just saying it's not uncommon.

Wasn't there this date where it's year 0 for database professionals?

Try Seattle. We don't have mosquitos either. I forgot why, has something to do with our soil, but I've been here 32 years and only remember being bitten once.

It's a link. You said "post a link". Here's an entire YouTube Playlist

This is like playing Call of Duty irl.

"Break's over Roche, let's go."

That'll do, pig.

people always think that profit will encourage progress.

more often than not, profit stumps progress.

What a great show that was.

Yep, that is how "market forces" work. Technology is never "natural". There's always some interest at play, and you're not a part of it.

Oh by that logic sure. I was going by the title of the movie.

If he's talking in the sense of food, that can be justified upto a point, like people may not get anything they desire on there finger tips, but considering the post, for being populated for so long, it gives us little idea about the environment around, and considering Indian culture, still more than 50% population is vegitarian, no meat or even right now those who do, are in no comparison with other people. So, there diet may have consisted most farm products. And when you go back to Indus valley Civilization, it's said to be the one of the most advance civilization of that time, and it's locations is around some of most fertile lands in the world. I can't speak for China about there culture and discoveries, but Just to say that, they have little yield compared to now, still they had less population to feed and more fertile land and literally way better earth for it.

What was the reason?

I guess they made him an offer he COULD refuse

On a related note, The very first electric car to be made was made in 1832. So the technology is close to 200 years old at this point.

Indus valley civilization worked on a community level not on the individual level. Everything they had was distributed equally. For example there was no division of houses between rich, poor, king, soldiers. All the houses in IVC were equipped with same facilities. Your initial point of argument was that rice and wheat developed very recently but when I provided you sources then you changed your argument and started spewing random bullshit like it was luxury. Man atleast stick to your point.

Came here to say exactly this

Nah, he just sits there doing nothing.

The ring actually imposes its will on the ring bearers and makes them act how it wants.

I read this as "A.I." and it made me do a double take while scrolling by. I... uh need sleep.

Actually by that metric Sauron is the protagonist.

I wanna see that man getting into many fist fights with guys one third of his age some more....😂😂😂