Comments by "Hallands Menved" (@Hallands.) on "Stefan Milo" channel.

  1. I used to know a neanderthaler. Barrel-shaped, short and wide, huge nose, no chin. He was quick witted, a fast, but sloppy learner – could learn anything in fact, was multilingual, a man of many trades. His career had been diverse to say the least. He'd been a trucker in the US, helicopter pilot in Greenland and an entertainment singer and comedian (great voice, perfect pitch) Despite all this, he commanded no respect whatsoever and his intelligence was always hugely underestimated by everyone, initially by me as well. This, I believe, was due to two strange quirks: he spoke very fast, but with poor pronounciation and his mental associations went tangentially in all directions all the time to the extent that it was hard to fathom, what he wanted to convey. He never could keep a job and this was due to a completely uncontrollable love for booze. Once he got started, no moderation, no control! So you'll understand why I harbor this secret suspicion that neanderthalers succumbed to alcoholism as soon as they came into contact with farmers who knew how to ferment crops. 😉
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  2. Your clickbait title needs at east a question mark…
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  3. An improved design made the old style obsolete, of course...
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  4. Ahh, the world renowned spoon-mike..
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  5. What? They killed each other off, because they became too numerous? That doesn't make sense...
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  6. Was there perhaps an exodus from these regions a little earlier? I'm thinking of the "sea peoples" invading Egypt and the levant, but also the nomads moving north up along the west coast of Norway and the east coast of the Baltic sea, the Samish people, keeping reindeer semi-domesticated but never farming – and their language is related to the Hungarian...
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  7. What about fossilized footprints?
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