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Originally Posted by Huey
When our big toe enabled us to walk upright which led to the development of fine motor skills and ultimately our brain. Every thing we experience through our senses is created in our brain. The whole universe only exists in our brain, ie is the moon still there when we are not looking? The entire universe is (may be) just a collection of atoms with a lot of space in between and within atoms.
I would say biocentrism because of our big toe is the most important bit, without us and our brain the universe does not exist as we know it.
NB History by definition is anything recorded in writing. So it does exclude prehistory and therefore the question can only be considered since writing began.
Huey
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Sir there can be no argument that can stand against your logical and ordered assessment of the matter such that I have taken time to attempt to rise to a new level of enquiry and having spent some time in deeper contemplation do find that
the most important event in our history can only be the creation of Iceinspace and would respectfully assume that all will happily agree with my finding as there can be no other conclusion notwithstanding the immense importance of significant role played by the big toe or other suggested inputs covered herein.
Alex