I think they exercised in Churches
-settled life
- farmers
- men herded, farmed and served as leaders while women bore children, stayed in villages and wove cloth.
- more advanced tools made of cooper and bronze.
- developed written language
- art was for enjoyment and practical purposes
- agriculture started to change societies from nomadic hunter-gatherers to food producing societies
According to Dalrymple, people who are unhappy often mistakenly self-diagnose themselves as depressed and say that they are "depressed" rather than "unhappy". Dalrymple claimed that unhappiness commonly results from poor life choices, whereas, depression is considered to be a medically diagnosable condition that is separate and external to people. He further claimed that a healthy diet, regular exercise, adequate sleep and regular socialization will get rid of people's so called "depression".
While Dalrymple's perspective has some merits, I am not entirely persuaded and in favor of his argument. While I agree that people tend to mistaken their unhappiness as depression, I believe that there is a fundamental difference between the two. This is because, scientific research provides adequate evidence suggesting that depressed individuals have differences in brain functioning compared to non-depressed individuals.
Im pretty sure it was the 15th
