Other part of the human race has been building huge Stone Structures for ages. What are the origins of these structures. What were the circular constructions used for. Many of these structures were sealed up thousands of years ago by the people who built them. But in some cases wind and waves wore away that protective covering over time. These structures are called mega lists. You could call them gigantic works of art we get a little sad moment that is down on black neighbor built long before the paramedics the technical and logistical muster paces that push the limits of human imagination. Large Stone Structures like these were built in many places around the world. For example in the far north of scotland youll find ancient constructions that are older than stonehenge. Every home but lump in both that you see could be a new off your logical site. If youre particularly during the ploughing season new sites are discovered by farmers. These discoveries outline an important chapter in hu
that in spite of some backsliding here and election there progress is? world leaders commemorated the end of the largest and bloodiest conflict the world has ever seen. it marked a turning point in human history. the end of four massive empires t. entry of the united states into global power politics. perhaps the most significant intellectual was the end of the idea of inevidetable progress. before the war began people lived through economic growth, technological revolutions and increasing globalization. it was widely believed that ugly trend lines were temporary, to be overwhelmed by the on ward march of progress.
the director of the state museum of prehistory and holler mellor says this was a major turning point in human history. if you were to have this new little it was really decisive that here we have nearly four thousand acts heads from the new little period. that i. used axes to clear forests to create farmland. they also used them to spit wooden beams which were then used to build complex houses. this construction of housing was a key element in the transition to sedentary life. in dimension would mean that sis huffed. hunters and gatherers also stayed in one place for extended periods provided that they could find enough food. but the changes that took place in the neolithic period or revolutionary. you see yourself heard of this mention is
what s happening in american culture to account for this shift? one of the interesting things, maybe bill can address this, is what i see as a lack the loss of scientific authority. it used to be a scientist told us something after investigating it and going through the scientific method and we went oh, that s real. global warming is real. evolution is real. i think todd akin s comments relate to this because what s startling about them is how much it reveals him to be totally ignorant of human physiology. it s not the use of the word legitimate. it s the idea that women can t get pregnant by rape and other people came out and said well, i disagree with him, as if it s a point to be debated. it s not a point to be debated. it s wrong. so we have a loss of scientific authority where we can t even agree that science can give us an answer through that method and i m wondering if bill has any theory about why that s happened. that s a great question from eric about the role of scienc
incredibly awkward it is. he went into a whole other mode of roboticism. has nothing to do with what he s talking about. i think it did. i think it was even appreciably worse. but there were, before you get into a fist fight, there were two i don t care to get into a fist fight. you think he s the same? i think he s got troubles on this front regardless of the topic. i would like to make a point here which is in 2007, which is the sound we led in with, mitt romney is making a much more forceful defense of mormonism insofar as he is mentioning the word mormon. he also used the word mormon. he hasn t said the word mormon all year on the record. even more stilted when he goes out of his way to say judeo-christian. i m just saying he s not exactly someone he s got general discomforts talking about himself and mckay, who sees him more than i do would agree with this. i didn t notice the huge discernible difference but maybe i m wrong. also i think that was from