Comments by "michael close" (@6226superhurricane) on "American Reacts to Scientists Terrifying New Discovery In Australia" video.

  1. i think calling a small fragment of ground rock the worlds oldest stone axe is a stretch, not sure how they can tell the difference between a rock ground in a river and one ground by humans after 45k yrs. or how they can tell an axe from a spear point, knife etc. the termites align with the sun there's no big mystery there, the mound gets morning and afternoon sun but less midday sun. you can treat gympie gympie by using waxing strips to remove the spikes and hydrochloric acid to dissolve any remaining silica spikes. a slight brush is not so bad, but falling into a bush naked would be terrible like brushing a cactus vs falling into a bunch of cactus. studies found mungo man is not the same as modern aboriginals and another study had to be conducted concluding they were the same, the remains were buried and modern aboriginals won't let any more testing be conducted on mungo remains, which personally i'm against.
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