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Originally posted by pintohoo: ↑

I find it fascinating that humans not long back paid zip for their accommodation - the only price paid was to chase out or wait out something living inside a cave - and then, the humans could move in, light a fire and have a cosy home.
Their survival depended on their ability to gather food and see off predators who wanted them for dinner.

So, we humans then, stopped in the one spot - grew our food and made fake caves

and since then, accommodation has become a problem, when before - it never was.

amazing really

and in our modern society - where people cannot get a dry and sheltered place to sleep - we have entire cities full of building spaces which are empty at night

go figure ------- what a cockup humans are

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population growth outstripped the availability of caves. what a surprise.

Menzies had the right balance imo. thats why I voted Liberal for a few elections.

I even voted for Howard in 96 and 99. until he used "children overboard" to win an election. it was then that I stopped believing Howard supported Menzies values.
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