No more neanderthals. “I am now convinced that Neanderthals are alive and well in our
society. While we may have grown beyond our primitive huts
and scavenging ways, many Neanderthal characteristics are
with us today. Look around you; I’m sure that you could point
out a few of our primitive ancestors right now.
Now, I don’t mean the jerk who cuts you off or the moron who
pays for three bucks worth of gas with a credit card. I’m talking
about the people whose cognitive functions have not moved
beyond those of their ancestors.” It’s an interesting hook to what turns out to be a pretty prosaic essay, but I like the way it’s characterized. I’m sure you have your own examples of the survival of the neanderthal…
