< was thinking to <'s self and came to the thought that school has in many ways replaced evolution in humans. While many animals must spend thousands of years developing and inheriting generic instincts to pass on crucial information, we can simply teach people everything they need to know through language.
This brings up the idea: if every human on earth's minds where wiped at once, would we essentially become cavemen? If nobody knows how to read or speak, is there any way anybody would or even could learn to from scratch? < doubts it, which makes it strange to think that all of this information and ability to teach others exists only in the "fragile" state of the minds of the human race.
Now < is hungry