No.3580. To Create Games to Reproduce Cosmic Time, Concept and Field.

Soon after they become to act, every animal plays their future victory with each brain's reproducing ability of Cosmos, independently with each intuition.

Each playing small games include time, concept and field structure even if they aren't be aware of the creative reactions from unconscious.

Link for the first scheme method:

The zero of life/existence dimension of any reason concept

https://www.kiyomnishio.com/post/the-zero-of-life-existence-dimension-of-any-reason-concept

Fig.1. Assumption for early human.

Fig.2. Assumption to create games with basic and natural abilities of human.

Ref.

‘A time capsule’: Israeli cave sealed for millennia sheds light on obscure prehistoric clan

https://www.timesofisrael.com/a-time-capsule-israeli-cave-sealed-for-millennia-sheds-light-on-obscure-prehistoric-clan/

The quotation:

The archaeologists found bones of fallow deer, gazelle, ancient horses and wild cattle, presenting signs of human hunting and processing.

“It’s very rare to find 300,000-year-old bones in such good condition,” Vardi noted.

While the archaeologist said it is possible the animals were cooked, at this stage, the experts have not identified signs of burning on the bones or evidence of fireplaces in the cave. At the same time, they found sediments suggesting that a spring likely ran right next to the site, making it a desirable location.

No human bones have been discovered yet, but based on findings at similar sites, Vardi hopes this might happen in the future.

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“This is probably the last culture of a very long continuum [of cultures],” Dr. Kobi Vardi, head of the IAA Prehistory Branch and co-director of excavations, told The Times of Israel over the telephone. “Between 250,000 years and 50,000 years ago, Homo sapiens and Neanderthals created a totally different culture, so we are right in the moment of transition.”

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“[Side scrapers and handaxes] together are very t“The gradual changes that emerged during this period in human physiology, technology, and society foreshadowed the traits and complex behavioral patterns that developed later and characterize both Neanderthals and modern humans,” Prof. Ron Shimelmitz of the University of Haifa said, according to the IAA statement.ypical of the Acheulo-Yabrudian culture,” he said. “Hominids from this period lived together in larger groups compared to the past, even though we cannot exactly say how large the groups were. We see signs of communal life and their ability to extract flint from the outcrop, which is very important. We also know they were very skilled hunters, pursuing both small game and larger animals.”

“The gradual changes that emerged during this period in human physiology, technology, and society foreshadowed the traits and complex behavioral patterns that developed later and characterize both Neanderthals and modern humans,” Prof. Ron Shimelmitz of the University of Haifa said, according to the IAA statement.

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