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To: Greg or e who wrote (61007)	10/21/2014 9:09:04 PM
From: 2MAR$	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 69300

I'm very familiar with the experience of those geographies, they give a sense of that "allness" which would be for them an incredible experience. Remember these people really were wanderers as it is described, living in tents. Which isn't to say just that they were primitives but they were literally in one long extended camp out, which was for real. Life then was very immediate, no doctors, ambulances & emergency numbers you could call if someone got sick or injured...or was giving birth. Just imagine that for a bit, plus there are other tribes out there to deal with & no street lights either. Think of what thoise starry skies at night would seem like, the Milky Way would be blazing in the night skies and the changing of the seasons etc. It gets freezing in the desert at nights and blazing in the summer. All these combined experiences of human beings attempting to deal with life challenges are valuable lessons & real. Human beings become more & more civilized as cities like Tyre rise up & people survive there and in surrounding areas for centuries gathering more & more skills & experience. Its called evolution...works for humans and all those people were gathering experience & wisdom, to say it came from one group is to miss the bigger picture and a very big picture it is.