Ernst Roets

Not originally, later they had.

Not originally, later they had.

Not originally, later they had.

Yeah, so the argument is if something like, if you have walked over a mountain once, then that mountain belongs to your tribe, something along those lines. Which is playing out in Australia, for example, right now in a major way. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, so the argument is if something like, if you have walked over a mountain once, then that mountain belongs to your tribe, something along those lines. Which is playing out in Australia, for example, right now in a major way. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, so the argument is if something like, if you have walked over a mountain once, then that mountain belongs to your tribe, something along those lines. Which is playing out in Australia, for example, right now in a major way. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But this is a classic example of what Huntington would call the clash of civilizations. It's just different perspectives on, for example, the issue of property rights, the notion of what does ownership mean, different cultures, different communities, but also different civilizations have different perspectives on that.

But this is a classic example of what Huntington would call the clash of civilizations. It's just different perspectives on, for example, the issue of property rights, the notion of what does ownership mean, different cultures, different communities, but also different civilizations have different perspectives on that.

But this is a classic example of what Huntington would call the clash of civilizations. It's just different perspectives on, for example, the issue of property rights, the notion of what does ownership mean, different cultures, different communities, but also different civilizations have different perspectives on that.

And now we're sort of in this place now where the Western perspective has become the dominant perspective.

And now we're sort of in this place now where the Western perspective has become the dominant perspective.

And now we're sort of in this place now where the Western perspective has become the dominant perspective.

Yes, yes, exactly. But yeah, the fact of the matter is there were large tracts of land that wasn't inhabited.

Yes, yes, exactly. But yeah, the fact of the matter is there were large tracts of land that wasn't inhabited.

Yes, yes, exactly. But yeah, the fact of the matter is there were large tracts of land that wasn't inhabited.

I'd like to add one thing is weapons technology or warfare technology. So Neil Ferguson talks about the killer application. There's one thing that has a massive consequence. So many of these- Like stirrups. Yeah, well, like the tribes that came in from the North had spears. And the Bushmen weren't able to defend themselves against spears.

I'd like to add one thing is weapons technology or warfare technology. So Neil Ferguson talks about the killer application. There's one thing that has a massive consequence. So many of these- Like stirrups. Yeah, well, like the tribes that came in from the North had spears. And the Bushmen weren't able to defend themselves against spears.

I'd like to add one thing is weapons technology or warfare technology. So Neil Ferguson talks about the killer application. There's one thing that has a massive consequence. So many of these- Like stirrups. Yeah, well, like the tribes that came in from the North had spears. And the Bushmen weren't able to defend themselves against spears.

Then the Zulu people, King Shaka developed or had a different approach to using the spear as a weapon. He made the stick or the staff end much shorter so that you don't throw away your spear because he became concerned that you go to war and then you throw away your weapon and then what do you do? And so he said, we shouldn't throw away our weapons.

Then the Zulu people, King Shaka developed or had a different approach to using the spear as a weapon. He made the stick or the staff end much shorter so that you don't throw away your spear because he became concerned that you go to war and then you throw away your weapon and then what do you do? And so he said, we shouldn't throw away our weapons.