The wheel first appeared nearly 6000 years ago in the Middle East, Asia, and Europe. However it was never adopted in sub Saharan Africa until well into the 19th century after the arrival of the Europeans.
How the fuck do people unironically believe these people were KANGS. They couldn't even invent the fucking wheel on their own
You forgot to mention that in the Americas, the natives also failed to invent the wheel.
Jason Morales
>wheel
It's much, MUCH, worse than that. Keep researching it
Nicholas Moore
did man use rounded cups before the invention of the huwheel?
Jayden Gray
I have a serious question that has bugged me my entire life.
How stupid is man if it took us hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions of years, to invent a wheel?
David Martin
The invention of the wheel depended largely on geographic location. The aztecs invented the wheel also INDEPENDENTLY from europe but it was only used in toys since there were no large domesticated land animals in america to properly utilize the wheel. Thats why the wheel was invented in asia
Hudson Parker
Even worse They invented the wheel but just used it on toys
Joshua Powell
The common explanation seems to be they didn't have any domestic animals to pull carts with, however there are several varieties of cattle that are native to sub-Saharan Africa such as the Sanga Cattle
I haven't looked much into the native Americans
Joseph Adams
jews you're an idiot.
Isaiah Martinez
Man isnt millions of years old. Right around 6000. And muxh of the technology we learned was given by fallen angels in exchange for rights to bang our women.
THE MORE YOU KNOW!
David Wood
Building something from scratch when you have no formal knowledge of mechanics and no history of using even simple machines is difficult.
Hudson Murphy
>sub Saharan Africa
They never got out of the stone age, funnily enough.
Negroids and Aboriginals achieved the same level of tech.
Northern Africans got into the iron age, though they're dark skinned Caucasians and not Negroids.
Joshua Martinez
Even a dung beetle rounds shit and rolls it from one place to another. So who is the more advanced species?
Blake Ross
>The wheel first appeared nearly 6000 years ago in the Middle East
Im honestly surprised muslims invented something other than rape. Oh wait, islam was not in Middle East 6000 years ago.
Jason Bell
Because there are no uses for wheelbarrows or other types of carts without animals?
Angel Miller
Yesss learned this from "Guns, Germs, and Steel" great book.
Jason Murphy
Google Great Zimbabwe
Ryder Taylor
b8
Christopher Gutierrez
It's disputed where it was originally invented. Some studies say China some Central Europe/middle East. Was probably nearly simultaneous
Jace Brown
It's pretty easy to just carry things, and a wheel needs a fairly flat surface to roll on. Until man needed to carry very heavy things (or lots of things) and had flat surfaces (roads), wheels weren't necessary or optimal.
Blake Carter
Don't complain to me you cucked faggot swede, complain to Jared Diamond, he wrote the book
And they never got out of the stone age on their own.
There was some big Abo tribes too.
Jacob Turner
Even without animals wheel is godsend.
Jose Ward
True, a wheel might not have been useful in the Congo, but vast stretches of sub Saharan Africa are relatively flat grassland. Flattened trails would have formed naturally from decades of walking.
I'm starting to wonder if a lot of archaeologists are secretly race realists.
Blake Jackson
Well native americans are stupid, everyone knows that. I mean they traded their land for beads for fuck's sake.
Josiah Hernandez
That's iron age not stone age. Basically Europe circa 700ad.
Colton Collins
>((((((Jared)))(((Diamond))))))
Easton Thomas
No you see because like there was jungle and shit and like shieet you think a nigga has all day to clear that shit and make roads and shit? shiiiiit, wait wait hol up hol up, lemme slide on da slurpee oh dang nasty ass shit
Mason Cooper
Checked.
They used their superior melanin powers to just levitate everything they needed to transport.
Henry Roberts
your currency is made of paper, retard
Andrew Fisher
Yes but the USD has a speculative, and real, value upheld by your industry and your military might. Indians didn't know fuck about currency except "beads shiny, me like"
Joseph Cruz
It seems like it could have been invented way before it "evolved" like that. All you really have to witness is the roller. They had tools and built homes, they understood that level of engineering.
The wheel was invented by aryan nordics with pure white genes praise kek XD
Nolan Phillips
If I could time travel to pre columbian America I'd make the corn niggers build me some paved roads and show them how to build a cart and strap dogs to it
Cooper Garcia
Did they even try to domesticate any animals before Europeans came with horses?
Camden Barnes
Sumerians
Possibly before that.
Jace Jenkins
In the early 1800’s when the British discovered the Tasmanian Aborigines, they had yet to master fire.
Juan Sanders
Yeah true. Shit why do we let these primitive people dominate our culture?
Jack Kelly
The follow up is better
Adrian Jones
They domsticated llamas, alpacas, guinea pigs, and a few other small birds and mammals. They killed off their horses and camels though,
Hunter Cooper
They had roads just no ya know no wheels
Tyler Fisher
They had wheels on toys. They had paved roads. They had dogs. They were uncreative
Jordan Ortiz
Does he really echo?
Oliver Bennett
Hey, "Hungry" and "Slav" are not moods!
Adam Adams
>They were uncreative They had 1001 ways to flay people alive.
Landon Murphy
They eat dung beetles & they drink cow urine.
Carson Collins
Not his quote, but didn't feel like typing it all out.
Daniel Bailey
Fuck Off, Satan.
Jayden Cook
>Checked Fire Water, too !!
Dominic Nguyen
There's no use for wheel barrows when there's no agriculture or livestock or building more than a mud hut with what's on hand. When you survive on food you find daily, why need something to haul a load with?
Gavin Cox
white colonists stole it and re-wrote the history
Bentley Turner
I can't comprehend humans without the wheel. It's something we use without thinking. What are you basing this off of?
Nathaniel Rodriguez
Wheelbarrows are just as useful for building mud huts
Jayden Bennett
thanks for the link
I look forward to listening.
Adam Davis
>Published in 1868 Geez ... Just reading the table of contents sounds like negroes today.
Nathaniel Ward
they didnt even have to invent it. they simply needed to keep using it after it was introduced to them.
Hunter Carter
Horses and camels are native to North America.
Tyler Flores
>(((diamonds))) having any value beyond being shiny rocks >Africans never sailed the seas despite various inhabited islands across the pacific and atlantic >No one in Africa ever carved a block despite several existing stone structures both in North Africa and in Sub-Saharan regions But by far the dumbest >African animals are docile
I'm pretty sure Darwin didn't even say anything like this and you're another stooge in (((their))) game promoting blatant lies to misdirect and mislead. Reveal your flag.
Ryder Murphy
Man if only there was some sort of large herbivore that got together in some sort of herd.
Well what do I know, I'm a retarded suburban living in Buffalo
Justin Parker
His full name is Jared Mason Diamond. :^)
Oliver Wright
>reading the table of contents
Alexander Clark
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Oliver Cox
No they're not
John Rivera
It took millions of years to evolve to be smart enough to invent anything, let alone the wheel. How many animals are even close to wheel inventing level?
It was said by someone else it was an early 1900 American race realist something Thomas I think.
Jackson Lopez
>In the early 1800’s when the British discovered the Tasmanian Aborigines, they had yet to master fire.
Ayden Rodriguez
You didn't have one to begin with
Xavier Stewart
Yes they are. Horses, zebra, and camels all originally evolved in the Americas. Assuming you are talking about bison, He never said they had been domesticated, only that a large herbivore species existed in the Americas.
Camden Morgan
No animal was originally domesticated you enormous cuck. But if our ancestors could do it why couldn't theirs?
Because they are an inferior people.
Jose Sullivan
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Joshua Fisher
I shall read it
Robert Adams
Yes they are.
Why not?
Joshua Wilson
lol what reservation do you live on? Bison are very closely related to cattle and having similar behaviour, they easily could've been domesticated and used as a working animal. Natives were just shit at it.
Jaxon Ortiz
The "Out of Africa" theory can explain that for you.
I have a hard time believing Native Americans didn't invent the wheel. Everything the Aztecs, Mayans, Cahokians, etc. built and made...they had wheels..had too.
Liam Ramirez
They had dogs and used them to pull sleds across the ground like others would use horses, unfortunately they killed the horses before they could be tamed.
Isaiah Allen
>bison that could stab and kill you easily Vs >cow that literally just eats grass and shits 24 hours a day
>bu-but the cow could shit on you and kill you like that!
Ethan Wright
Had sheep/goats too. Think some dogs may have been domesticated. I wonder if they domesticated the deer.
Luke Ross
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Jaxon Lopez
Yea stupid and if you go back far enough they all evolved on Pangaea
The same reason zebras aren't domesticated
David James
Because no one domesticated them?
Daniel Rogers
>thinking bison and buffalo are the same Yea zebras and horses are related but zebras aren't domesticated
Mason Diaz
But they did try?
Zachary Johnson
(Glares in Fedora.)
Henry Sanchez
Bison don't have the same herd hierarchy though. Cattle will all follow the lead cow. Same with horses. Bison are like Zebra. They just hang out in groups of individuals.
William Sanchez
Wrong
Charles Nguyen
horses are from the americas, they evolved here, which is shown by the presence of their complete fossil record all over north america. they were hunted to extinction here while the herds that made it to asia were domesticated by more intelligent peoples.
Sebastian Brown
Reminder that gorilla have higher IQ's than most Africans.