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Polynesian ocean navigation is used as evidence that ancient intelligence was embodied in memory, sensitivity, resilience, star reading, currents, wind, and ecosystem knowledge rather than computers.
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Polynesian Navigation
Polynesian ocean navigation is used as evidence that ancient intelligence was embodied in memory, sensitivity, resilience, star reading, currents, wind, and ecosystem knowledge rather than computers.
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"our intelligence in different ways so primitive cultures they express themselves through art they had better memories they had more they were more sensitive..."
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"to be to explore the world okay what is fascinating is how they did this because if I were to put you in a..."
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"look at the wind they have to look at the oceanic currents at the look of the stars and that's why we have computers..."
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