Neostorian

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@archeohistories The theory that we were just roaming around for 190,000+ years and just got our act together in the last 10,000 is starting to sound less and less convincing to me as time goes on...

The Fertile Crescent - the cradle of civilization : For the first 190,000 years or so of human existence, we roved about in small hunter-gatherer bands, eking out a subsistence living day to day, constantly in fear of predators and of other humans. But about 10,000 years ago, in the Mesopotamian area between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers in what is now Iraq, some people decided to stay put. It is impossible to overstate the importance of that decision. In Fertile Crescent an agriculturally-based society arose. Rather than wandering around searching for food in a constant state of conflict, humans began to plant seeds and grow their own crops. To store it they began building structures. To protect it they banded together in cooperation and mutual defense. Whereas before human societies were typically limited to a few dozen people, now villages arose—then towns, then cities. And humanity flourished. Here, in these early settlements in the Fertile Crescent, humans first developed written language (probably to keep track of accounts). They domesticated animals. They invented the wheel, the plow, and multi-story architecture. Monotheistic religion arose. By about 2500 B.C. the first libraries were created. The things that we think of as characterizing “civilization” began here. A few thousand years ago people from the Fertile Crescent fanned out into Europe and Asia, taking with them the knowledge accumulated there. And seeds and farm animals. The rest is history. Of course, it wasn’t all pretty. We were still humans after all. Although social cooperation emerged on a scale that would have been previously unimaginable, violence and what we would now regard as superstition and injustice remained. But in the Fertile Crescent humans had taken an immensely important first step toward the flowering of the incredible civilization we enjoy today. #archaeohistories

@thedududutuman @eircare At least you can call, whenever I give the automated voicemail my account number, it says its not recognised. Absolute shambles

@Neostorian @eircare Rang multiple times in the last two weeks and only a couple of times have we actually spoken to someone who was willing to help, everyone else was standoffish and rude

@eir Again waiting for a response In the DMs what is going on here?

@Neostorian Hi, We have responded to your DM and we will help you out here. Thank you for your patience. - The eir team

@eir please respond to my DM. Your phone line automated system is broken there's no way to contact you besides this. The customer service of your company is shocking

@eircare Again waiting for a response In the DMs what is going on here?

@Neostorian Hi there, We have responded to your DM and we will help you out here. Thank you for your patience. - The eir team

@eircare I can see from others posts that the reset password link is broken for them too. This is unacceptable I cannot enter my account and am being ignored by the customer service team. I would like to make a formal complaint please provide me the steps to do so

@eircare please respond to my DM its been over 40 minutes

@eircare please can you respond to my dm this is the only way i can get in contact with you. Your phone contact automated system is broken.

@eircare please respond to my DM. Calling you is pretty much impossible and resetting a password link doesn't work on your website!

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