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They had more important shit to deal with
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>>18255549
Damn nigguh. Dih sum bad juju ah modofakka. Who dat kaiju thang b?
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>>18255549
A jew?
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>>18255549
>>217914008
Nice try OP. "More important shit to deal with". Hah. Europeans managed to invent the wheel and sailing to Africa and they had enormous snails to fight and had to suffer a giant disembodied hand zooming around crushing one random person with it's index finger every day.
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>>18255549
>They had more important shit to deal with
yeah, each other.
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>>18255729
the hand never left europe?
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>>18255729
you forgot the Rabbit Menace.
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>>18255549
Sakarabru just flew across my house
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>>18256043
It became invisible hand of the market and granted prosperity through
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>>18255549
You know Europe never invented the wheel either. They just borrowed it from where it was originally made in central asia and the fertile crescent.
Africa didn't borrow that, outside of the places where it did, because it wasn't very useful.

In a countryside where the tsetse fly kills all beasts of burden, and monsoons make any roads mostly pointless, it just wasn't an asset for those people.
Where the tsetse fly wasn't, the people quickly adopted camels as the more efficient and cost-effective form of transport



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