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Re: Diet and Behaviour
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Ilya <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 30 Oct 1999 21:57:32 -0400
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Hans Kylberg wrote:
> No storing. Equality. No power hierarchy.
> Once You need to store food, there will be someone who stores more, or
> manages the storing ("Kings and Cannibals"), and so there is a power
> hierarchy, greed and other things.
This is a rather big stretch. Consider wolves - no technology, social
animal. Definitely had a VERY well developed hierarchy without even
a hint of food processing technology. Your assumptions work only if
everybody hunts or gathers in solitude and away from other members of
the tribe. If not - then the other members can take food away from
you when you find/kill it. Thus the more dominant member gets more
food. No need for storing of food for this to occur.

Ilya

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