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Lenor · #1

DUHHRHRHRHHR, the point of what I was trying to make, is that I do agree with your masterful google work, but haven't you ever heard to never believe everything you have read or seen on TV?

Anthropologist often are 'hands on' while working. And how do you know that in some far remote part of some tiny deserted country, that those 'ancient cultures' and 'heritage' are dead? WHAT ABOUT THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE? Maybe people are sitting around on an island they are stuck on, like 'Gilligan's Island' shit.

You can save the 'lenor is stupid' routine, I haven't been the one trying to prove you are wrong or what is right etc. If you can't accept someone else's theory's, then GROW UP!

kahljorn · #2

Some anthropologists are hands on, not all of them.

I don't see why you'd need to know anything about a culture or a people to understand their philosophy, anyway.
Also I didn't use google, I actually go to college and have a brain to absorb the information. I also read books.

Jeanette X · #3

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Originally Posted by Lenor

And how do you know that in some far remote part of some tiny deserted country, that those 'ancient cultures' and 'heritage' are dead? WHAT ABOUT THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE? Maybe people are sitting around on an island they are stuck on, like 'Gilligan's Island' shit.

My goodness, I forgot all about the Bermuda Triangle! So many intelligent, mainstream anthropolgists agree that it contains remnants of cultures long thought extinct, and there is such a wide range of peer-reviewed academic articles about the those long-lost cultures!

Misdemonar · #4

now i can read minds..

Misdemonar · #5

woooooo....

kahljorn · #6

gabby does, and we were arguing about it until i was satisfied that no amount of skepticism could make it appear as if she knew what she was talking about.

i dont really even know why you're arguing with me. i think there's a few sub-arguments going on about uh how much i didn't know because i was a high school dropout.