It's generally agreed upon that the downfall of the Neanderthal is due to two major factors. First, the Neanderthals were too large for their own good. Rather than taking the time to be great thinkers, they were hungry for more food. Secondly, the Neanderthals had a lack for a family institution which in the big picture held them back. Some say this is attributed to the theory that the Neanderthals chemical balanced lacked the endorphine concentration of the humans and so once the child was actually born, the father to son connection was very weak in relation to us humans.
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It's generally agreed upon that the downfall of the Neanderthal is due to two major factors. First, the Neanderthals were too large for their own good. Rather than taking the time to be great thinkers, they were hungry for more food. Secondly, the Neanderthals had a lack for a family institution which in the big picture held them back. Some say this is attributed to the theory that the Neanderthals chemical balanced lacked the endorphine concentration of the humans and so once the child was actually born, the father to son connection was very weak in relation to us humans.