‘Human’ Homo sapiens above the age of 7

As opposed to moose maybe? Or Canada geese? There’s enough of them for a settlement…

I have no idea. But the existence of human settlements implies the existence of...inhuman (superhuman?!) ones?

Bigfeet, maybe?

I KNEW IT.

It makes me want to know where the Neanderthal settlements are...

Neanderthals have not been detected in the Americas to date. Closest is Altai Mountains over 1000 kms from the land bridge in Siberia, but likely unable to get across due to ice sheet thickness. They are a kind of a human since people outside of sub-Saharan Africa have 1 to 4% of their DNA.

My writer brain cannot afford to be distracted but I'm so fascinated! (My aunt and uncle lived in Yale, MI long ago, and I have happy memories of visiting their farm. We would drive across the border to Canada [no passports!] and eat delicious Chinese food in a basement.)

My memory tells me that I've seen the phrase "human settlements" previously, but no later than high school (so not in the past 40 years, at least). I never questioned why it was "human settlements" instead of "settlements," but now I suspect it was due to not attributing it to a specific country.

So either native american, or by unknown settlers.

As opposed to the inhuman settlement of Washington DC?

Do I laugh or cry? I feel so hard for the people who are just trying to live their lives there.

Something tells me it is vaguely racist.

We proud citizens of Person Town welcome all visitors. Mayor Hugh Mann would give you the key to the col... town.

Do not ask about the unusual size of our feet.

“Why are you asking questions, Ann?”

Yale, Michigan Human settlement in St. Clair County, Michigan, United States of America Yale is a city in St. Clair County in the U.S. state of Michigan. The population was 1,955 at the 2010 census. Yale is considered unofficially as the Bologna Capital of the world...