@reasoning logic,
I have seen arguments saying we cant prove men were the hunters. Does anyone really think women were the hunters, assuming we were hunters. If men looked after the children, then the men would be gatherers. Does that seem likely ?
Quote:Women being smaller needed to know the feelings of others to survive.
There are many facts that support the idea that women needed to constantly stay on top of the dynamics of herd life. Any study of chimpanzees shows the constantly shifting of allegiances, with preference being given to forming an alliance with chimps who have a stronger position in the troupe. This is emphasised when resources are short. The bigger and their allies use the resources, the smaller do without. There is a good argument that the brutallity of our ancestors was a major key for the development of tools, with females leading the way. The first use of a weapon stands more chance of being used by a female with child attacked by a male, where there is no retreat than a troupe attacked by, say, a leopard where it is everyone for themselves and they can run away.
Quote:You speak as this being a fact could you prove it?
None of this is proof. I would rather call it a suggestion than facts.