A desire for knowledge

[sherry]

Curiosity on the topic of early man brought me to this forum. Academics is not my strong suit, but I am no idiot. Knowledge enriches and excites my life. My intelligents will likely not measure up to most here, so I will be absorbing more than I offer. Hope thats alright. On occasion I may need to asks (what I'm sure some will find) an ignorant question. Hope thats alright too. Look forward to learning from you all. Sherry

[modest]

Hello sherry and welcome to Hypography where science is for everyone and there are no stupid questions.

 

I applaud your desire to learn and also find knowledge enriches and excites my life in a way that nothing else does. I think you'll fit right in here.

 

There are many fine threads on the origin of humankind in the Biology forum. I'd suggest jumping right in and above all, have fun ;)

 

~modest

[alexander]

there are no stupid questions

 

except for questions about stupidity. In which case the term stupid is an adjective describing the matter of discussion at bay.

 

sherry, i too stride for knowledge, my desire to learn keeps me up to 2-3am every knight, and there are still many people here of a totally different caliber of knowledge... and that is a good thing.

 

Welcome to Hypography, the only place you know, where the learning curve can be represented by a logarithmic function, where y=0 is the time you start getting the terms and actually realizing what the words are describing, from that point on, the knowledge grows more and more, but you have to learn more about more things each time to get to the next level...

[Moontanman]

Early man is a great topic and I look forward to discussing it with you, I am more than a little bit interested in Neanderthals. Welcome and lets talk!