There was a documentary series that talked about human senses. Those senses are written
deep into our brain. They are the echoes of our past. Most importantly, some of them are
unexplained till this day. Well, I can offer an explaination.
Smell. They researched what is the most annoying smell for humans. They would use this
smell to disperse crowd. After thorough research they found out that by far the most annoying
smell is the smell of an animal corpse laying on a hot savanna sun.

The smell of a rotting corpse is the same, no
matter whether on the savanna or on the sea-
shore. Of course, heat will make it worse, and
so will lack of wind. I doubt if low-altitudes
are any better than the high savanna, in this
respect, taken as a whole.

But why is such a smell so repulsive?

There was a documentary series that talked about human senses. Those
senses are written deep into our brain. They are the echoes of our past.
Most importantly, some of them are unexplained till this day. Well, I can
offer an explaination.
Smell. They researched what is the most annoying smell for humans.
They would use this smell to disperse crowd. After thorough research they
found out that by far the most annoying smell is the smell of an animal
corpse laying on a hot savanna sun. I mean, NOWAY we would smell that, and
especially NO WAY we would eat it. I'm telling you, people, we NEVER ate
this. We ALWAYS ate burned meat (or raw shellfish).

...

-- Mario

Marc Verhaegen:
There was a documentary series that talked about human senses.
Those
senses are written deep into our brain. They are the echoes of our past.
Most importantly, some of them are unexplained till this day. Well, I can
offer an explaination.
Smell. They researched what is the most annoying smell for
humans.
They would use this smell to disperse crowd. After thorough research they
found out that by far the most annoying smell is the smell of an animal
corpse laying on a hot savanna sun. I mean, NOWAY we would smell that,
and
especially NO WAY we would eat it. I'm telling you, people, we NEVER ate
this. We ALWAYS ate burned meat (or raw shellfish).

... -- Mario

Just the sort of unsubstantiated and unscientific nonsense Mario falls
for.
Huumans - and their ancestors - live on the savanna and did for some time.
It is completely unreasonable and unsupportable to project into the
distant past the *personal* likes and dislikes of a few current humans.

Rich Travsky:



Marc Verhaegen:
There was a documentary series that talked about human senses.
Those
senses are written deep into our brain. They are the echoes of our past.
Most importantly, some of them are unexplained till this day. Well, I can
offer an explaination.
Smell. They researched what is the most annoying smell for
humans.
They would use this smell to disperse crowd. After thorough research they
found out that by far the most annoying smell is the smell of an animal
corpse laying on a hot savanna sun. I mean, NOWAY we would smell that,
and
especially NO WAY we would eat it. I'm telling you, people, we NEVER ate
this. We ALWAYS ate burned meat (or raw shellfish).

... -- Mario

Just the sort of unsubstantiated and unscientific nonsense Mario falls
for.
Huumans - and their ancestors - live on the savanna and did for some time.
It is completely unreasonable and unsupportable to project into the
distant past the *personal* likes and dislikes of a few current humans.

Well, it was a scientifical research, and if you don't believe me
(and why should you?), take a search about this yourself. The mere object of
research was a HUMAN sense of smell, not sense of smell of few individuals
(because that way this whole thing wouldn't have a sense). Bad smell is
supposed to disperse crowd, not few individuals.
The very fact that we lived in savanna is of most importance. It
isn't strange that the worst smell comes from savanna. Actually, the
assotiation of humans with some smell which comes from savanna is good proof
that we lived in savanna. I am claiming that humans, not only lived in
savanna, I am the one that claims that humans CREATED savanna. The only
thing that they never did in savanna was eating raw meat. This is what they
didn't do in savanna. -- Mario

On Mar 20, 9:13 am, "Mario Petrinovich"





mario.petrinov...@zg.htnet.hr> wrote:
Rich Travsky:

Marc Verhaegen:
There was a documentary series that talked about human senses.
Those
senses are written deep into our brain. They are the echoes of our past.
Most importantly, some of them are unexplained till this day. Well, I can
offer an explaination.
Smell. They researched what is the most annoying smell for
humans.
They would use this smell to disperse crowd. After thorough research they
found out that by far the most annoying smell is the smell of an animal
corpse laying on a hot savanna sun. I mean, NOWAY we would smell that,
and
especially NO WAY we would eat it. I'm telling you, people, we NEVER ate
this. We ALWAYS ate burned meat (or raw shellfish).

... -- Mario

Just the sort of unsubstantiated and unscientific nonsense Mario falls
for.
Huumans - and their ancestors - live on the savanna and did for some time.
It is completely unreasonable and unsupportable to project into the
distant past the *personal* likes and dislikes of a few current humans.

Well, it was a scientifical research, and if you don't believe me
(and why should you?), take a search about this yourself. The mere object of
research was a HUMAN sense of smell, not sense of smell of few individuals
(because that way this whole thing wouldn't have a sense). Bad smell is
supposed to disperse crowd, not few individuals.
The very fact that we lived in savanna is of most importance. It
isn't strange that the worst smell comes from savanna. Actually, the
assotiation of humans with some smell which comes from savanna is good proof
that we lived in savanna. I am claiming that humans, not only lived in
savanna, I am the one that claims that humans CREATED savanna. The only
thing that they never did in savanna was eating raw meat. This is what they
didn't do in savanna. -- Mario

"Do you smell that?
I love the smell of savanna in the morning!!
It smells like victory!"

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Teuku Jacob is right! Microcephalics are alive and well - and living
in Croatia... Ross Macfarlane

On Mar 21, 2:09 am, "spiznet" <m...@spiznet.com> wrote:



On Mar 20, 9:13 am, "Mario Petrinovich"

mario.petrinov...@zg.htnet.hr> wrote:
Rich Travsky:

Marc Verhaegen:
There was a documentary series that talked about human senses.
Those
senses are written deep into our brain. They are the echoes of our past.
Most importantly, some of them are unexplained till this day. Well, I can
offer an explaination.
Smell. They researched what is the most annoying smell for
humans.
They would use this smell to disperse crowd. After thorough research they
found out that by far the most annoying smell is the smell of an animal
corpse laying on a hot savanna sun. I mean, NOWAY we would smell that,
and
especially NO WAY we would eat it. I'm telling you, people, we NEVER ate
this. We ALWAYS ate burned meat (or raw shellfish).

... -- Mario

Just the sort of unsubstantiated and unscientific nonsense Mario falls
for.
Huumans - and their ancestors - live on the savanna and did for some time.
It is completely unreasonable and unsupportable to project into the
distant past the *personal* likes and dislikes of a few current humans.

Well, it was a scientifical research, and if you don't believe me
(and why should you?), take a search about this yourself. The mere object of
research was a HUMAN sense of smell, not sense of smell of few individuals
(because that way this whole thing wouldn't have a sense). Bad smell is
supposed to disperse crowd, not few individuals.
The very fact that we lived in savanna is of most importance. It
isn't strange that the worst smell comes from savanna. Actually, the
assotiation of humans with some smell which comes from savanna is good proof
that we lived in savanna. I am claiming that humans, not only lived in
savanna, I am the one that claims that humans CREATED savanna. The only
thing that they never did in savanna was eating raw meat. This is what they
didn't do in savanna. -- Mario

"Do you smell that?
I love the smell of savanna in the morning!!
It smells like victory!"

(This comment could set the ng back 10 years but...)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Teuku Jacob is right! Microcephalics are alive and well - and living
in Croatia...

Ross Macfarlane

Marc Verhaegen wrote:

There was a documentary series that talked about human senses. Those
senses are written deep into our brain. They are the echoes of our past.
Most importantly, some of them are unexplained till this day. Well, I can
offer an explaination.
Smell. They researched what is the most annoying smell for humans.
They would use this smell to disperse crowd. After thorough research they
found out that by far the most annoying smell is the smell of an animal
corpse laying on a hot savanna sun. I mean, NOWAY we would smell that, and
especially NO WAY we would eat it. I'm telling you, people, we NEVER ate
this. We ALWAYS ate burned meat (or raw shellfish).

...

-- Mario


Just the sort of unsubstantiated and unscientific nonsense Mario falls for.