“We look around us at all the technological marvels we’ve created, the great infrastructure of society, and then we think back on these nomadic hu...ter-gatherers and view them as innately inferior to our own glorious selves.“Rubbish! Genetically they were our equals, no, probably our betters. The DNA makeup was the same, but the survival rate for children was probably no more than a fraction of ours. It was truly survival of the fittest, and only the very fittest specimens survived to reproduce. Looking down, she groaned as she felt all her muscles and ligaments complained over the olympic- grade workout she had put herself thru. "Wuuuh. Talk about aerobics. Oooh."Slowly, carefully Kelly unstrapped herself and carefully sliding the controls to slow, she pulsed the arm until it was withdrawn, and sliiiiid off the bench to the padded floor below."If I didn't have to piss so bad, I'd just lie here". She crawled to a frame riser and pulled herself up, to stagger off to the bathroom for a. Those coral lips parted and he tilted his head, letting his tongue softly sweep against hers. The tremor he felt in her vibrated through him and he sighed, pulling back and smiling into her eyes. ‘Good?’ ‘Very good.’ She smiled, leaning in for another. Douglas’ head swam with the touch of her body against his and he kissed her like the man he wanted to be: her beau. ‘Even better.’ When she came in for another, he stopped her with an armful of flowers. ‘No more. I’ll save the best for last.’ As. ‘Hello?’ his voice croaked. ‘Dr. Cooper! You need to come down to the site right now! We had found something! Something amazing!’ the excited voice on the other end of the line said. ‘What is it?’ he said sitting up in bed now. ‘Just get down here immediately, Sir. You are going to want to see this!’ the voice said and hung up. Dr. Cooper jumped out of bed and splashed some cold water on his face to wake up. He jumped into his clothes from yesterday and ran down to the elevator. He sprinted.