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The three fundamental economic questions are what, how, and why.
Geographical Areas
Specific regions or locations on Earth, defined by natural or artificial boundaries and characterized by distinct environmental and cultural attributes.
Chisel-Like Edges
Describes tool features or natural objects that possess sharp, cutting edges similar to those of a chisel.
Brain Expansion
Refers to the process of increase in brain size and complexity, often related to evolutionary advancements in various species, particularly humans.
Organized Hunting
The coordinated and planned effort by a group of individuals to pursue and capture or kill wild animals for food, sport, or other purposes.
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