An admittedly long yet very interesting article detailing how we often fall into an argument trap.
"When you read a negative comment, when someone shits on what you love, when your beliefs are challenged, you pore over the data, picking it apart, searching for weakness. The cognitive dissonance locks up the gears of your mind until you deal with it. In the process you form more neural connections, build new memories and put out effort – once you finally move on, your original convictions are stronger than ever."
45,000 BC? Cave paintings discovered in Spain
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Preliminary dating "suggests the paintings may be substantially older than
the 30,000-year-old Chauvet cave paintings in south-east France, thought to
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13 years ago
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