A Day In The Life Of An Ancient Human

Описание: You wake up 50,000 years ago with a single job: make it to tomorrow. This is one
ordinary day in the life of an ancient human — no disaster, no hunt gone wrong,
just a normal day. And by the end of it, you'll realize something strange: you
never actually left this day. You still yawn when others do. You still get bored
and reach to make something. You still fear a dark you know is empty. You still
look up and wonder.

CHAPTERS (timed to final audio 4:52):
00:00 You Wake Up 50,000 Years Ago
00:16 The First Thing You Do Is Ancient
00:50 What Really Wants You Dead
01:20 The Work Is Already Done
01:40 Boredom Builds Something
02:20 When Someone Falls Sick
02:57 The Dark, The Fire, The First Questions
03:53 You Never Left This Day

In this video:
Why a contagious yawn is older than boredom or tiredness
The real killer of the ancient world (it wasn't predators)
Why ancient humans may have had more free time than you
How boredom built the first art and music
Why care was the only medicine — and why it worked
Where your fear of the dark, and your first questions, came from

TAGS:
ancient humans, human evolution, day in the life, prehistoric, stone age,
anthropology, psychology, early humans, survival, evolutionary psychology