The man has endured in it present form, homo sapiens, for about 250,000 years, so the numbers point that most likely for more than half the existence of our species, we all were nudists. A naturist is, of course, a individual who does not wear clothes. Yet as we turned civilized and in the time of registered history, the posture about nudism was much another. In ancient Greece, for example, the habit of nakedness was so common that even our word, gymnasium, comes from the Greek word, gymnos, which means stripped. This occurred about because nakedness in sporty events was public and included. Nudism as a cultural subject exists in only a few scattered and primitive tribes in the Amazon basin or far Pacific Islands and these few left hold outs are under persistent pressure to get dressed.
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