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These Early Humans Walked 8 Miles for the Perfect Rock

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I'm a little surprised ~7-hours round trip is considered long distance.
Must have been needed for progression. RNG is a monster sometimes.
- They've gone far away, to the temple of Rocks, to find the perfect rock to fit their weapon.
Is walking 8 miles particularly notable? Is it a typo and they mean 18 miles or something? For someone reasonably fit 8 miles is maybe a 2 hour walk. You'd leave in the morning and be back for lunchtime.
I regularly walk that far before breakfast.
- They didn't walk 8 miles to do a Marathon, they didn't walk 8 miles for any type of food. They walked 8 miles to find a perfect rock.
  
  To find the perfect tool. Sounds reasonable.
  
  I mean in modern times mining companies have instigated wars for 'rocks'
I also recommend using Tor to access websites. Knowledge should be a right.

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