Dude move closer to the water !! Like build a new hut! It ain't that hard my nigerian

Also Dude Niger lmao

And geography pilled

ironically, they’re referring to a sub culture that finds it traditional for the women to have to work to bear water

In some cultures that time sepent going for water with other women is the only social interaction they get. Than locked in home until husbend comes back

Based Nigerians already self isolating, centuries before so-called Western "Medicine".

keep foids in check

reject modern plagues like the wheel to not pave the way for the Industrial Revolution and its consequences

already prepared for pandemics

Alright, I'm thinking these Nigerians are pretty based??

Research Completed: Wheel

civ 6? gross

Imagine not being able to drown inferior civilizations by using so many fossil fuel plants that it causes an unstoppable climate change catastrophe.

I can do that in my pirated copy of Civ 2😎😎

Pretty cool. I didn't know that, started with 3

PLEBS ARE NEEDED

oh wait thats not civ2

6>5

Agenda post but still funny

more like being an AHS nigger

fuck off this is a BLACK BOARD

fuck off

Based, they're only 5500 years behind the rest of the world

When are they not??? 💅

People are reading:

The Horse, The Wheel, and Language: How Bronze Age Riders From The Eurasian Steppes Shaped The Modern World

Imagine having no written languages. Every time an elder died, they lost a chunk of knowledge. Imbeciles.

What knowledge did they have

the recipe for KFC

As far as I know, writing has only been invented 3 times in the history of humanity - once in China, once somewhere around mayolands and forgot the 3rd one.

So humans are just these lumbering apes who'll go for hundreds of years without thinking of the most obvious ideas - lots of brain potential but not using it most of the time.

In this case I don't even know how they could've "invented" the wheel here - they're mot an uncontacted tribe are they, they've been colonized hy wheel-havers since the antiquity shouldn't they have been familiar with the concept?

The Portuguese literally handed them the wheel and they didnt know how it was in any way useful so they never made or used it.

Well that's peak black tbh

heavy water barrels

That's 10 pounds of water at most.

R.I.P to that girl you called a slut in class today, she was a virgin🔐 . the pregnant girl walking down the street, she got raped . the boy you called lame he has to work to support his family . the girl you pushed down the other day, she's already being abused at home. the girl you called fat, she's starving herself . the boy you made fun of for crying, his mother is dying👼 . think you know them? You have no idea... Guess what? 99% of y'all don't know what people going through

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bruh just build an irrigation system

Rome had them like smh my head my dudes

India had it in 3000 BC

You mean the Ganges?

I'm sure you are joking but Ganges is very small part of India. Search "Indus Valley Civilization" it was very advanced for its time.

Nah im good

SUPER POWER 2020

Ooooh they meant 2020 BC 🙄

Irigation and fertilizing all in one

The eternal Dravidian will rule for ever

smh my head

rip in piece

lol out loud

[Fertile crescent/Mesopotamian laughter intinsifies]

What, is it a wheel that holds water inside it?

Too lazy to take a picture of Dr. Stone and put on it "Wheelbarrow acquired".

It's like Europe has been playing Civilization with cheat codes. We have nukes, and those guys are armed with spears with which they have a hard time pushing back their main enemy which is mosquitoes.

spears

sticks.

So you're saying if we teach them to make the sticks more pointier, they might start to make progress against the mosquitoes?