Umm I don’t know if you can laugh. I mean you could be a BOT for all I know...
The correct answer is; Tarantism.
Further Explanation:
In both the 15th, 16th, and 17th century people who had mental and psychological illness would do bizarre things in the public. They would start dancing when there was no music, this was called "Tarantism."
In those days, they did not have modern doctors and psychologists that we have now. The people in the towns, where people suffered from this ailment, thought they had been bitten by a tarantula, black widow, or wolf spider.
This was also called "dancing mania" since the people who suffered from this would dance manically in the town square. This was common in Italy.
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A constant danger to people living in hunting and gathering societies is <u>"the forces of nature, including storms and droughts."</u>
Hunting and gathering societies refers to the societies that depend essentially or only on chasing wild creatures, angling, and assembling wild natural products, berries, nuts, and vegetables to help their eating regimen. Until the point when people started to train plants and creatures around ten thousand years back, every single human culture were seeker gatherers. Today, just a small division of the world's populaces bolster themselves in this way, and they survive just in detached, cold regions, for example, deserts, the solidified tundra, and thick rain woodlands.
It means that the contribution of someone that give their all to a certain effort often much more valuable compared to half-meaning efforts that given by more than one individuals.
This view often implemented in jobs such as programming and accounting, when more than one perspective could alter the final outcome of the works done.
Question in English:
What are the consequences of giving a bad argument?
English Answer:
Well, really bad things don't happen. The only thing I can think of is that you just lose, but again it depends on who you are and how you feel about it.
Responde en español:
Bueno, las cosas realmente malas no pasan. Lo único que se me ocurre es que simplemente pierdes, pero de nuevo depende de quién eres y cómo te sientes al respecto.
Extra en español:
Lo siento si mi español es malo, no lo he hecho en un tiempo, je. :)
Extra in english:
Sorry if my Spanish is bad, I haven't done it in a while, heh. :)
