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Homo Sapiens Outlasted Neanderthals Because of Stronger Social Networks, a 2026 Study Finds. Games May Have Been Part of Why
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Homo Sapiens Outlasted Neanderthals Because of Stronger Social Networks, a 2026 Study Finds. Games May Have Been Part of Why
This new study, which some of you may have already read, examined Europe from up to 60,000 years ago, trying to understand more deeply what made our species survive when Neanderthals disappeared entirely. Opposing the widely accepted viewpoint that we may have been stronger in direct competition with them, the research points to something we... Read more »
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