Part 2: The Infancy of Knowledge: Science in Prehistory (c. 3,300,000 BCE)
<p>Okay…Let’s talk about the first makers, the forerunners of all scientists. Science boils down to understanding and manipulating one’s environment. Science is commanding nature.</p>
<p>Humans weren’t the first to do that. Pre-humans were. Science is older than the human species. How could we possibly know anything about what they did back then?</p>
<p>One source of information from recent prehistory comes in the form of oral histories passed down through the centuries. Oral histories are problematic in terms of reliability. While caution is required, though, they can’t be dismissed out of hand.</p>
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