Anachronism

[MineralMan]

10. Your examples are poor.

We no longer uses horses to pull loads. - Sometimes we do, though, or at least some people do. Consider the Budweiser Clydesdales. We don't use draft horses much, but there are still working horses out there.

We no longer draw water from a well. - Many rural dwelling places continue to rely on well water. In fact, there are rural communities everywhere that do. Indeed most municipal water supplies rely on wells. We don't use buckets and a windlass to get the water, though, any longer. Electric pumps handle that work.

We no longer use a bow to hunt for our food. - Bow hunting is a very, very popular thing in many states, which often have a separate hunting season for bowhunters. Every year, tens of thousands of bowhunters take to the field. Bowfishing is also a popular sport, and most fish caught that way are eaten.

We do behave in the same basic ways as our ancestors. We seek mates. We form social groups and societies. We look for answers to our questions. We fight wars and commit crimes. All the same. We just have different technology.