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£1 trillion

This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 24th January 2012 19:02.

*If you earnd £1 per second, how long would it take you to pay off the National Debt? A million seconds is 12 days. A billion seconds is 31...

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a staggering twenty nine thousand six hundred and seventy six years before Christ was born.

Put another way, it takes us back to the Paleolithic period in history, or Old stone age.

"What was going on in the world?

• There was a lot more ice, for one thing, and ocean shoreline was different from that with which we're familiar. Lower water levels and, in some cases, land bridges (which have long since disappeared) allowed humans to migrate into the Americas and Australia. The ice also made for a cooler climate, world-wide, and prevented migration to the far north. Humans at this time were strictly hunter-gatherers, meaning they were constantly on the move in search of food."
  
  
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a staggering twenty nine thousand six hundred and seventy six years before Christ was born.

Put another way, it takes us back to the Paleolithic period in history, or Old stone age.

"What was going on in the world?

• There was a lot more ice, for one thing, and ocean shoreline was different from that with which we're familiar. Lower water levels and, in some cases, land bridges (which have long since disappeared) allowed humans to migrate into the Americas and Australia. The ice also made for a cooler climate, world-wide, and prevented migration to the far north. Humans at this time were strictly hunter-gatherers, meaning they were constantly on the move in search of food."

And, even then, there'd be some jerks claiming that lighting fires was Not The Right Thing To Do, lest the world became hotter and we all died out in consequence.

Others probably advocated returning to the trees.

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PMSL!

I didn't realise there was life before MacDonalds before I read this, though whether that classes as 'food' is debateable.