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From: The Economist (US)
Date: 20061209
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For my next trick I shall invent the law of comparative advantage
Modern humanity's battle with Neanderthals may have been won by the women who invented the division of labour
NEANDERTHAL man was a strong, large-brained, skilful big-game hunter who had survived for more than 200,000 years in the harsh European climates of the last Ice Age. But within a few thousand years of the arrival of modern humans in the continent, he was extinct. Why that happened is a matter of abiding interest to anthropologically inclined descendants of those interloping moderns. The extinction of ...
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