Aboriginal children in care now exceeds stolen generations (1 Viewer)

[katie tully]

Escherichia coli

Ah, the synchronized swimmers of the bacteria world.

 

[jb_nc]

Propionibacterium acnes

 

[katie tully]

Thanks for the quick lecture, but Aboriginals are also human beings as well, and they evolved with the human race for the last 40,000 years. They just evolved differently placed in different conditions. It's not wrong or stupid, it is just different. I don't see how that's seen as a big disadvantage for them because most of them are already living the future like most Europeans with the lastest technologies scientist have to offer.

Yeah, living off the technologies developed by people who had the same amount of time to evolve as they did. Good going.

Most of them are living off our moderninity, and if you read the rest of the spacks responses in this thread, you'll see that they blame the scourge of moderninity for the Aboriginals decline.

 

[katie tully]

Propionibacterium acnes

Ah, the Down Syndrome members of the bacteria world.

 

[jb_nc]

Ah, the Down Syndrome members of the bacteria world.

R u saying one cannot live off the grease on one's face

 

[Motoko12]

Escherichia coli

Don't forget algae and cynobacteria

 

[katie tully]

Don't forget algae and cynobacteria

Yeah cool.

How many of these can you eat to sustain yourself?

 

[Motoko12]

Yeah, living off the technologies developed by people who had the same amount of time to evolve as they did. Good going.

Most of them are living off our moderninity, and if you read the rest of the spacks responses in this thread, you'll see that they blame the scourge of moderninity for the Aboriginals decline.

Well I say, at least they lasted longer than most of us. They were probably one of the first races besides the discovery of the Afraicans to have existed on Earth. But you have to give credit for that. In evolution, not all races progress. While the Europeans evovled and established a new civilisation, the Aboriginals remained the same.

I'm not Aborignal and I do admit that I am running out of things to say, but don't you think you were being a bit harsh to blame everything on the Aborignals in the first place?

 

[katie tully]

No. No I don't.

Still waiting for list of edible bacteria.

 

[Motoko12]

Yeah cool.

How many of these can you eat to sustain yourself?

There were enough of them to sustain planktons and fishes, I suppose until you die. This is not a survival method by the way unless you're willing to have a go at other insects or animals- raw or cooked in which involves beating and killing the animal with a stick or rock of some kind, which was what the Aborignals did to survive.

 

[Motoko12]

No. No I don't.

Still waiting for list of edible bacteria.

And why should I list edible bacteria? I find it irrelevent since I gave you the scenario of being trapped in a desert, how is this supposed to affect me? I think it is your problem what you eat in the desert, not mine.

 

[katie tully]

Yeah ... no ... no ... you're insane.

 

[Motoko12]

Yeah ... no ... no ... you're insane.

Your point?

 

[katie tully]

So wait -

Did they eat bacteria, or did they eat plankton

 

[Motoko12]

So wait -

Did they eat bacteria, or did they eat plankton

Bacteria, are there planktons in the desert?

 

[katie tully]

Bacteria, are there planktons in the desert?

Okay, so they ate bacteria.

I want to know specifically, which bacteria they ate

 

[Motoko12]

Okay, so they ate bacteria.

I want to know specifically, which bacteria they ate

Hang on, who is "they"?

 

[Riet]

Fucking laughing my arse off at the thought that they could evolve considerably differently in 40,000 years.

 

[katie tully]

Hang on, who is "they"?

The people eating bacteria to survive.

And let's forget about 'they', I want specific friggin bacteria that you seem to think will be able to sustain humans.

 

[katie tully]

Bacteria, are there planktons in the desert?

Sure there could be plankton in the desert. I'm sure there are bodies of fresh water in the desert?