One opinion says that hunting was invented by the people who lived
back at the beginning of people. I think it goes back even farther than
that.
Every living thing that can move around goes hunting for things to eat,
and there were a huge number of living things that could move around,
long before people came along. Like dinosaurs, bats, cockroaches etc.
So I don't think you can say that hunting was ever invented. It was just
something that living things just naturally always did, like breathing.
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Jack made terrible decisions and disregarded the counsel of people who are knowledgeable due to his overconfidence in his own talents.
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Jack London's message in To Build a Fire?</h3>
Jack London's traditional flair has produced an engaging and unforgettable tragic story that exemplifies a contemporary philosophical issue.
The main theme of this narrative is about a man's quest to find purpose in his suffering while living alone in a hostile and unsympathetic world.
Thus, Jack made terrible decisions and disregarded the counsel
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I believe the answer is b because I have a poster in my room with this on it. Hope it helps!
