Who are the Aliens?

a reply to: EmmanuelGoldstein

Hunter-Gatherers had to worry about finding food, not being eaten by wild animals or being bitten by poisonous critters.

Being a farmer was an improvement on this. Having walled fields with orchards and meadows meant that they knew where to find stuff. Animals could graze in safety. But there was still the risk of a bad harvest. Even with hundreds of farmers, one bad season could lead to starvation.

Until the agricultural revolution, the growth of a country's population was restricted by food production. Once we figured out to rotate fields to maximize production, how to use fertilizers, this limit was broken. Even up until we had weather satellites, nobody knew when the next hurricane was coming.

a reply to: RAY1990

Yes, just making the point that there is a lot of life that we don't see that contributes to the ecosystem. Like in your cave example, you need all the microbial, algae and plant life for whatever is in the cave to breathe.

ENLILite group parks near SATURN
ENKIte group parks near JUPITER.
They meet at some nearby moon.
One brother stared at the other like, told you.
The other brother replies... At least they can recognize you now.

Both brothers began to return back to their main craft staring at each other the whole way.

FATHER smiles 😂