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History's survival game was ROUGH. Thankfully, we have modern conveniences (and a sense of humor). Which of these historical 'tips' is the most insane to you? Let me know! Hashtags. Okay, so one funny thing that people like don't think about is the survival skill that primitive people used most of the time, which was hitting two rocks together. I'm not kidding. Taking two rocks and hitting them at like say a 45 degree angle, or using like a hammer stone and chipping another rock at a 45 degree angle, or I think it's actually 30 degrees. It all depends. You get a right angle where you can basically flick, flick off flakes. You you flick off flakes, they just like tear off if you get that good 30 degree angle, and essentially it's called flint napping. And then with a little bit of like grinding on another rock, you can make sharp edges. And that essentially is how tools in a primitive situation are made and were made. Okay, hope you all enjoyed that. If you liked that, follow, like, share the link, save it. Okay.
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