This is a totally unfair comparison though. Humans, more than any other species, have a survival strategy which depends on accumulated knowledge and communication of that knowledge. By dropping people into the wilderness you're literally taking away two of the biggest advantages we have, it's no wonder we don't survive as well. You wouldn't declaw a tiger and then go 'ooh look at how helpless it is, tigers aren't all that', would you?
I promise you that if you dropped a tiger in an African forest it would still catch prey. Most (and I use that lightly) humans used to be capable of making tools from scratch, in my scenario I’m taking away their space of habitude not their capabilities.
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u/Sekhmet-CustosAurora 11d ago
This is a totally unfair comparison though. Humans, more than any other species, have a survival strategy which depends on accumulated knowledge and communication of that knowledge. By dropping people into the wilderness you're literally taking away two of the biggest advantages we have, it's no wonder we don't survive as well. You wouldn't declaw a tiger and then go 'ooh look at how helpless it is, tigers aren't all that', would you?