This morning, a machine screamed at you until you woke up.
You silenced it, and from that second, your day was already decided, where you had to be, what you had to finish, how many hours belonged to someone else, and tonight, before you sleep, you'll set that same machine to scream at you again.
Now rewind 50,000 years.
A man wakes up in the morning light with no alarm, no schedule, and know where he has to be.
He owns a spear, 2 animal hides, and a fire, and he sits up, stretches, and asks himself a question you have never once been free enough to ask, what should I do today?
Now, your brain is already fighting this.
It's telling you no, ancient life was brutal, short, and desperate.
Every 2nd was survival.
That's what everyone believed.
For centuries, that was the official story.
