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I’m sure a human 85,00 years ago said, I’m so glad I live in modern times and not my ancestors 85,000 years ago. One day, 85,000 years from now, someone will say they were glad they didn’t live in such barbaric times like today.
Are you going to leave that misleading thumbnail up? Life expectancy wasn't 13. But yes mathematically speaking with infant mortality you can come up with some math equation that says 13 but once someone is an adult no, they would live as long as us if they didn't get killed or diseased
He talked about Homo Habilis during the entire vid. Tough to imagine a lifespan of fifty, sixty or so years for Homo habilis. "Homo habilis was a species of human that lived in sub-Saharan Africa from about 2.4 to 1.5 million years ago. They first appeared in the fossil record around 2.3 million years ago and eventually evolved into Homo erectus."
Life expectancy is the average of lifespans. Many many will die young, either disease, misadventure or being eaten. Some will live to perhaps 30 or 40 before being killed by their teeth ( infection of gums, blood or heart), or in combat, hunt or misadventure. It is appropriate to estimate 13 for a lifespan if the average age at death was 13.
@@jim6038 I'm no mathematician, but it seems to me that if the "average" age of death was 13, that would mean there were as many who lived to be about 26, give or take a few years, as there were who died in early childhood. Given my own limited ability to think of such things, it's actually hard for me to imagine how such a scenario could have been. But anything is possible, and truth is often stranger than fiction.
They should give us the broader picture, letting us know what percentage likely died in infancy and then the lifespan of those that survived their childhood. That would give us a much better idea of what life was like.
Frequent mating and early reproductive age were likely survival strategies for species during that era. These behaviors helped ensure enough offspring survived the harsh conditions. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
You guys are very confuse between infantile mortality and average lifespan, you cannot estimate the average lifespan of a population by including child mortality, if the child mortality was high because of hygiene bad condition, when reaching adulthood people were living over 50 or 60, then saying that Greek average lifespan was 25 is a complete misrepresentation of the Greek population living at this time. And same thing for néolithique period were you imagine walking around a population of teenagers, let be serious Statistic can make you say what ever you want and also its exact opposite
Society rises and falls again and again. When we are fallen the parasites feed. We existed far into the past. We learn nothing keep repeating same mistakes. We are not evolved. We are fallen. 🍂 🍁
Modern humans wouldn't survive 24 hours if all the technology we take for granted suddenly disappered and humanity would actually have to go out and DO things....
Of course they would. Yes, many would die and the ones who could survive might be a minority, but we humans would rebound just like we did in the past.
The young among us probably will be around long enough to see all the technology we take for granted suddenly become unusable. As noted above, some small percentage will survive, but their lives will be very different from the ones we live.
Lets see, lets take a person who dies 69 years old, 3 infants that die by the age of 1, one baby that dies at the age of 7 and one 14. So, we have 69 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 7 + 14 = 93. So lets divide 93 by 7 and we get 13. Infant death rate was very high and children desth rate was high, teenagers death rate was also high but once you were grown up you could live up to 60 or more fairly easy.
Why can't this be the main thing we teach kids in school, 😒 instead of teaching them about racism All the time One subject divides us and the other one brings us all together
Being a scavenger as a human-relying on foraging for discarded or decaying resources, including animal carcasses-can be highly dangerous due to several health, environmental, and social risks. Here’s a breakdown: 1. Health Risks • Infections and Diseases: • Exposure to decaying organic matter can lead to bacterial infections like salmonella, E. coli, or botulism. • Contact with carcasses may result in zoonotic diseases (diseases that transfer from animals to humans), such as anthrax or rabies. • Parasitic infections (e.g., tapeworms) from consuming contaminated food are also a significant risk. • Food Poisoning: • Scavenging meat or spoiled food often carries a high risk of contamination. Without proper preservation or cooking, foodborne illnesses can occur. • Chemical Exposure: • Industrial waste, pesticides, or other toxins might contaminate scavenged items.
I say it’s more about Location during first 36 hours! If your SURROUNDED BY HUMANS? YOURE SCREWED! If you have SPACE AND RESOURCES? You’re Good to go, but you will need some numbers for DEFENSE, I am personally TAKING THE POWER PLANT next to me! FORTIFY IT, and USE IT AS MY FIRST CASTLE!
Agree. It would be a tough challenge. Modern skills and conveniences don't match up well with the harsh realities of the Stone Age. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
It a matter of persctive. I think that having to work a job you don't like to pay someone else's morgage only to have unhealthy processed food to eat and no real connection with other people or the earth is quite litterally, HELL on earth. I decided to go back in time as far as how I live. I am off grid and trying to be self sustaining someday. I know I would be way more "sucessful" then. Fuck this dystopian nightmare.
One question that was not answered by this video. If the average life expectancy was only 10 years old how did they reproduce. In other words what was the age of sexual maturity? Today it is about 11 to 16.
@@MuzaffarKrylov you’re right, especially when they’ve dated some neandertal fossils as people in their forties. I think you’d have to go very far back to-maybe Australopithecus to come up with those numbers--even chimpanzees live into their 30s and forties
It's nice to know we once played such an important part in the food chain and helped to feed so many predatory species. That is something to be very proud of.
Most species have few members reaching breeding age, this includes early humans. The young are the most susceptible to predation. Because of this average lifespan is meaningless. With an average lifespan of 13 for every member who died before 13 one lived longer. The maximum lifespan was not that different than today. Many founding fathers lived into their 70s or 80s.
Fairly sure they would mature earlier and faster, same as hypothesized with Neanderthal. 13 would likely be a fully mature reproductive adult, such as a 13 year old modern human is usually already reproductively capable even if not fully physically muture. 1.65mya is a long time, glad we have a much longer childhood now than our predecessors.
Enjoyable but screwed up. Your AI voice mispronounces Habilis, Australopithecus and I don't know what else. You show a hunter about to throw his spear - in a dense forest. That doesn't work. Check with your Maasai friends and they'll splain you.
I bet they never had time to get bored. it's so easy today that we can get bored. lol! try being bored with a saber tooth running around your neighborhood.
"Why This Ancient Era Was a Living Hell For Humans" Please explain how Heavenly living to full age of 70 is, filled with continuous life-stress and riddled with cancers and chemo's.... Short exciting life beats ending up in convalescent home in diapers, mouth gaping all day....
Thanks for your sharing your thoughts! It’s true, but life long ago was really tough too, with lots of sickness and no doctors. Every time period has its challenges.
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I’m sure a human 85,00 years ago said, I’m so glad I live in modern times and not my ancestors 85,000 years ago. One day, 85,000 years from now, someone will say they were glad they didn’t live in such barbaric times like today.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
What will they call themselves? Will they consider themselves to be Homo Sapiens? Will there be Homo Sapiens then Homo Somethingelse?
they aint human. they are ancient animals
@ huh? 85,000 years ago there were not any Homo sapiens? So when did Homo sapiens become human? I’m confused.
Are you going to leave that misleading thumbnail up? Life expectancy wasn't 13. But yes mathematically speaking with infant mortality you can come up with some math equation that says 13 but once someone is an adult no, they would live as long as us if they didn't get killed or diseased
Exactly
He talked about Homo Habilis during the entire vid. Tough to imagine a lifespan of fifty, sixty or so years for Homo habilis. "Homo habilis was a species of human that lived in sub-Saharan Africa from about 2.4 to 1.5 million years ago. They first appeared in the fossil record around 2.3 million years ago and eventually evolved into Homo erectus."
Life expectancy is the average of lifespans. Many many will die young, either disease, misadventure or being eaten. Some will live to perhaps 30 or 40 before being killed by their teeth ( infection of gums, blood or heart), or in combat, hunt or misadventure.
It is appropriate to estimate 13 for a lifespan if the average age at death was 13.
@@jim6038 I'm no mathematician, but it seems to me that if the "average" age of death was 13, that would mean there were as many who lived to be about 26, give or take a few years, as there were who died in early childhood. Given my own limited ability to think of such things, it's actually hard for me to imagine how such a scenario could have been. But anything is possible, and truth is often stranger than fiction.
They should give us the broader picture, letting us know what percentage likely died in infancy and then the lifespan of those that survived their childhood. That would give us a much better idea of what life was like.
Its fascinating to think how such a species could thrive. It seems like mating would have to be insanely frequent and start obscenely early.
Frequent mating and early reproductive age were likely survival strategies for species during that era. These behaviors helped ensure enough offspring survived the harsh conditions. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Imagine having to look after a tiny screaming helpless baby for about 3 years under such circumstances!!!
if died at 13 they could not have possibly survived at all. a joke
The child mortality was high in the Upper Paleolithic (50 - 12 kya), as was the death rate of young, still inexperienced hunters
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You guys are very confuse between infantile mortality and average lifespan, you cannot estimate the average lifespan of a population by including child mortality, if the child mortality was high because of hygiene bad condition, when reaching adulthood people were living over 50 or 60, then saying that Greek average lifespan was 25 is a complete misrepresentation of the Greek population living at this time. And same thing for néolithique period were you imagine walking around a population of teenagers, let be serious
Statistic can make you say what ever you want and also its exact opposite
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Society rises and falls again and again. When we are fallen the parasites feed. We existed far into the past. We learn nothing keep repeating same mistakes. We are not evolved. We are fallen. 🍂 🍁
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Modern humans wouldn't survive 24 hours if all the technology we take for granted suddenly disappered and humanity would actually have to go out and DO things....
Of course they would. Yes, many would die and the ones who could survive might be a minority, but we humans would rebound just like we did in the past.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
The young among us probably will be around long enough to see all the technology we take for granted suddenly become unusable. As noted above, some small percentage will survive, but their lives will be very different from the ones we live.
i haven't had to worry about a predator in 70 years, thank God. i haven't gone hungry in 70 years, thank God.
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BUT🤚... have you been MisGeNdErEd? Makes all that other stuff pale in comparison, those people knew Nothing about human suffering!😫😭
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Lets see, lets take a person who dies 69 years old, 3 infants that die by the age of 1, one baby that dies at the age of 7 and one 14.
So, we have 69 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 7 + 14 = 93.
So lets divide 93 by 7 and we get 13.
Infant death rate was very high and children desth rate was high, teenagers death rate was also high but once you were grown up you could live up to 60 or more fairly easy.
Why can't this be the main thing we teach kids in school,
😒 instead of teaching them about racism All the time
One subject divides us
and the other one brings us all together
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Why not both. Racism is bad and people should know about it.
@@mattdemo6387 you write how dare they actually try to teach the truth
A saltwater croc caught in 1957 Northern Territory Australia was 8.64 M and 60 yo
Being a scavenger as a human-relying on foraging for discarded or decaying resources, including animal carcasses-can be highly dangerous due to several health, environmental, and social risks. Here’s a breakdown:
1. Health Risks
• Infections and Diseases:
• Exposure to decaying organic matter can lead to bacterial infections like salmonella, E. coli, or botulism.
• Contact with carcasses may result in zoonotic diseases (diseases that transfer from animals to humans), such as anthrax or rabies.
• Parasitic infections (e.g., tapeworms) from consuming contaminated food are also a significant risk.
• Food Poisoning:
• Scavenging meat or spoiled food often carries a high risk of contamination. Without proper preservation or cooking, foodborne illnesses can occur.
• Chemical Exposure:
• Industrial waste, pesticides, or other toxins might contaminate scavenged items.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
@ my pleasure
I doubt modern man would survive long if thrust back to stone age conditions
Country Boys and Inner City boys will do just fine.
The rest....... Everything's gotta eat...
Many would. Many wouldn't.
I say it’s more about Location during first 36 hours!
If your SURROUNDED BY HUMANS?
YOURE SCREWED!
If you have SPACE AND RESOURCES?
You’re Good to go, but you will need some numbers for DEFENSE, I am personally TAKING THE POWER PLANT next to me!
FORTIFY IT, and USE IT AS MY FIRST CASTLE!
Agree. It would be a tough challenge. Modern skills and conveniences don't match up well with the harsh realities of the Stone Age. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Current humans would kill each other before hunting other species.
It a matter of persctive. I think that having to work a job you don't like to pay someone else's morgage only to have unhealthy processed food to eat and no real connection with other people or the earth is quite litterally, HELL on earth. I decided to go back in time as far as how I live. I am off grid and trying to be self sustaining someday. I know I would be way more "sucessful" then. Fuck this dystopian nightmare.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Love this comment. I absolutely agree!
So basically ppl was food for cats
Everything was
Exactly, it was a tough time for humans. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Good one!👍
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The narrators voice sounds great❤
Thanks!
No insulin resistance back then with a carnivore diet.
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It’s a miracle Homo Habilis didn’t immediately go extinct
Yeah, they were tough little suckers. But "life will find a way".
Agree. It's fascinating how early humans managed to survive against all odds. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
They certainly do not support Darwin's theories.
If that were the case this means they were dying before puberty thus meaning they wouldn’t have been able to procreate
Next we’re gonna see “average age for humans was about 2 years old”.
Let’s be honest, life after 13 sucks
One question that was not answered by this video. If the average life expectancy was only 10 years old how did they reproduce. In other words what was the age of sexual maturity? Today it is about 11 to 16.
Exactly! I missed that very important part, @InsaneCuriosity!
I want to see the census data in that.
Is it possible this creature was just a different ape? Like an ancestor to a chimp as opposed to a human?
They had short life spans and definitely zero babies, because they were more than likely clones.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
How does anybody know what age people died back then? Oh yeah, I forgot. Just have to check the birth & death records
They had to be very successful at some point to become their own species
Wondered do they still have the urge to have sex under such extreme hostile conditions?
compete conjecture
These are excited humanoid species.. our ancestors are from Euroasia mine it’s Yamnaya
vdeo does not match the text💔
I still cant say that they are ancient humans. they are still animal..
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
And we are stil animals today.
Children at 9...
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WHAT MASSIVE CLIMATE CHANGE!?!
Guess they needed to get rid of their SUVs!
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Come on..... He was joking!
Just can't do this outlandish speculation mumbo-jumbo anymore. These videos are not for open minded people.
@@MuzaffarKrylov Agreed. That's exactly what I was thinking when I saw your comment.
@@MuzaffarKrylov Speculation????? okay whatever bro.
Careful, your lack of education is showing.
What is exactly the problem with this video?
@@MuzaffarKrylov you’re right, especially when they’ve dated some neandertal fossils as people in their forties. I think you’d have to go very far back to-maybe Australopithecus to come up with those numbers--even chimpanzees live into their 30s and forties
It's nice to know we once played such an important part in the food chain and helped to feed so many predatory species. That is something to be very proud of.
Most species have few members reaching breeding age, this includes early humans. The young are the most susceptible to predation. Because of this average lifespan is meaningless. With an average lifespan of 13 for every member who died before 13 one lived longer. The maximum lifespan was not that different than today. Many founding fathers lived into their 70s or 80s.
It's strange that folks in the Bible lived for hundreds of years lol
The elves in Lord of the rings lived far longer than that...
I'd say it's the ice age or 535 ad
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Fairly sure they would mature earlier and faster, same as hypothesized with Neanderthal. 13 would likely be a fully mature reproductive adult, such as a 13 year old modern human is usually already reproductively capable even if not fully physically muture. 1.65mya is a long time, glad we have a much longer childhood now than our predecessors.
Enjoyable but screwed up. Your AI voice mispronounces Habilis, Australopithecus and I don't know what else. You show a hunter about to throw his spear - in a dense forest. That doesn't work. Check with your Maasai friends and they'll splain you.
Thanks for your feedback! Pronunciation can vary, and we're always learning.
So we are half monkey and half what?
We aren't monkies
Modern human situation: No Ukraine war money laundering machine with my tax dollars.
I bet they never had time to get bored. it's so easy today that we can get bored. lol! try being bored with a saber tooth running around your neighborhood.
Makes us appreciate the peace we have today 😂
how does an AI-voiced channel have half a million subs? U guys want a voice actor?
It' s our real voice :)
@@InsaneCuriosity my mistake, sorry :)
I did not watch the video nor do i plan to..only came here because i saw the thumb nail and this is a bunch of bull 💩
We never evolved. God made us how we are, these stories are interesting to hear though. I’m not fooled
"Why This Ancient Era Was a Living Hell For Humans"
Please explain how Heavenly living to full age of 70 is, filled with continuous life-stress and riddled with cancers and chemo's....
Short exciting life beats ending up in convalescent home in diapers, mouth gaping all day....
Thanks for your sharing your thoughts! It’s true, but life long ago was really tough too, with lots of sickness and no doctors. Every time period has its challenges.
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Get that nonsense off here!
It's ridiculous when the pronunciation is so awful....Hill bill us.
13 yo was the life span? Must be talking about the black community
Poor mismash of some very weak AI art and an AI narrator that was one step into uncanny valley.
First!
Thanks for watching!
Being a habilis is the worst possible thing that can happen to you
These are excited humanoid species.. our ancestors are from Euroasia mine it’s Yamnaya