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Date Posted: 07/ 1/04 2:17:49pm
Author: mirror man
Subject: could be true

This could be true:

The prehistoric edibility of these things
is most unlikely. It would take,
for instance, a very large anvil
to kill a mastodon.
Likewise, the mechanics of the chimpanzee
to imitate, say, a cracked nut.
Fruits and vegetables, certainly.
But there must have been colonial ants
of nearly the same speech.
In a similar manner,
the left knee of a wildebeest
would have worked just as well.
Our present understanding of this subject
goes far beyond mere stone flakes.
We may demonstrate this technology
on the cutting plane of an octahedron,
each side of which is the appropriate diagram
for that particular period:
unifacial, bifacial, discoid, polyhedron,
scraper, handaxe, spheroid, and hammer.
And as we clearly see, the line is continuous
for nearly 1.825 and 7/9 million years.

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

copyright 2000
by Scott Montelauro
I do now put this work in public domain.

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>This could be true: > >The prehistoric edibility of these things >is most unlikely. It would take, >for instance, a very large anvil >to kill a mastodon. >Likewise, the mechanics of the chimpanzee >to imitate, say, a cracked nut. >Fruits and vegetables, certainly. >But there must have been colonial ants >of nearly the same speech. >In a similar manner, >the left knee of a wildebeest >would have worked just as well. >Our present understanding of this subject >goes far beyond mere stone flakes. >We may demonstrate this technology >on the cutting plane of an octahedron, >each side of which is the appropriate diagram >for that particular period: >unifacial, bifacial, discoid, polyhedron, >scraper, handaxe, spheroid, and hammer. >And as we clearly see, the line is continuous >for nearly 1.825 and 7/9 million years. > >Thank you, thank you, thank you. > >copyright 2000 >by Scott Montelauro >I do now put this work in public domain.
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