YOUNG ONES THINK BIG, BUT PATHS SPLIT ON HOW TO MAKE WORLD GOOD!

Great Story-Teller, Shaman-Woman Rankine, make new wise-etch, she call 'Triage'. This scroll ask big thinking-rock question: 'How best make world-place better for all tribe?' Many young cave-friends, full of sky-dreams and strong-heart wishes, all see same good-future. But when sun rise for doing-action, their hands and feet choose different, separate paths, even with same big-thoughts. This big-talk from wise-scroll very important for our own tribe, too. If great hunters argue over best way to trick big mammoth, then no fresh meat for hungry cave-stomachs. If berry-gatherers fight over best-bush for sweet-fruit, then tribe-children cry. Tribe need one strong spear, one clear mind, to keep warm and bellies full, so we must learn from this thinking. ### Local Commentary Thag, local root-digger: "Me see young ones talk big about best root, but then they dig in different dirt! My back hurt, but good roots still deep." Zog, swift mammoth-tracker: "Me watch new hunters. They all want the big beast, but one throw rock, other throw net. Mammoth escape! Tribe need one plan." Chief Bor, Leader of Sun-Stone Tribe: "Hear me, young spirits! Big talk is good, but one spear, one path makes tribe strong. Divided hands mean empty pots. Choose wisely, for winter comes." Story by Grog from Caveman Talk Fire, on the scene.