45,000 years ago, a Neanderthal man experienced a crushing blow to the head that left him partially paralyzed for life, but his bones healed and he lived into his 30s or 40s, something only conceivably possible with the help of his community.
45,000 years ago.
But let’s pretend that 45,000 years later, we “can’t afford” universal healthcare.
https://humanorigins.si.edu/evidence/human-fossils/fossils/shanidar-1
Actually because there was no profit back then no one ever did anything and they all starved to death and now we’re all just ghosts.
I love how quickly they get wrapped up in knots. If every potential “utility” you might derive from an action is synonymous with “profit” or “gain,” then we run into absurdities like “giving away all your possessions and living as an acetic is an act of profit-seeking capitalism.”
HeavenlyPossum
Mettie 👁 [Yaseenist]
Ursidinoj/The Bjornsdottirs
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