Do u feel sorry for the cavemen that were 70000years ago. i mean thats so long ago.?

Answer 1

yes i do feel sorry for thembecause they didn't have no tv and they had to make fire witha stick and a pieces of string and rock to build a fire?and also they hit stick over each other heads?and they try to get long much as possible?iyes defiantly they want to be friends with each other? i hope so?pleasee-mail at anytime ?at [e-mail]?because i miss talking to you ?

Answer 2

What's there to feel sorry about? They helped pave the way for what civilization is today. Without them, there's even a chance we'd all still be drawing cave paintings and hunting for food. And dont try and say god created the world 6000 years ago, since there have been tests to prove that some human bones are more than 10,000 years old, some are even 200,000 years old. Yeah, God could have created us, but science has proven it was definately more than 6000 years ago.

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Answer 4

Ya, totally... I mean, really, can you IMAGINE life without an iMac? I can't!
Seriously, I don't believe people existed back then. God didn't create the world until about 6,000 years ago. And even if the long-day creation theory is correct, people still wouldn't have been around until the very end of that, so it wouldn't be any longer. Adam was the first man, and he existed 6,000 years ago. Period. All this evolution jazz is just trying to explain away our omnipotent Creator.

Answer 5

No, I don't. First of all, in their time, they had the most advanced tecnology ever, even if it was simply stone. They had no idea that 70000 years later people would have t.v's and ovens and houses. They were living the best people had ever lived even though by our standards today their lives would be unlivable.

Answer 6

Do you feel sorry for yourself?
let's just say in the future, society perfects itself.
Clean enviroment, peace, etc etc etc. Should or would they feel sorry for us?
I'd say no.
There are hardships with every life I suppose.
But do you think they had positives? I wonder what things made them happy..........or satisfied--

Answer 7

They discovered all the basics we use today such as the wheel and fire. They were probably the ones that built Stonehenge. And yes they use Geico!!!

Answer 8

Yeah, like us they struggled to exist as comfortably and safely as possible and like us they ended up dying for the efforts.

Answer 9

not at all
hey if they lived now they could not even drive cars, because their feet are to big

so no I do not
they had a good diet too, meat we can't get now!

good luck
smile

Answer 10

i feel sorry for the ones that do the tv commercials that look 70000 years old, i know they get payed but is it enough?