How many Creationists here believe in the Caveman?

Desclaimer: I don't want to get involved with another thread right now, but I would like to post an opinion here. Don't bug me if I don't get back to responses as I'm very busy right now. I may or may not get back for response.My opinion based on the Biblical record is that from the getgo, man was intelligent enough to build, fabricate, mine, sculpture, farm, garden, melt, mold and work metals, etc.I believe the nearest people generally known as primitive cavemen over the centuries have been those who've become ingnorant, pagan and depraved spiritually and morally, having departed from truth and light from their maker. According to the Bible, we all came from one of three forbears, i.e. the sons of Noah, Shem, Ham, and Japheth, all of whom were skilfull, civilized and enlightened. Having said that, I might add that some civilized and good people have likely dwelt in caves. Those in the path of Ivan might be having thoughts of becoming cave dwellers. The prophets say things will get so bad in the world before Jesus returns that in the time of God's wrath, people will move into dens and caves to avoid the wrath of the Almighty which is prophesied to come and imo, is at the planet's door as we speak. The folks in the gulf area are beginning to experience some of it, as well as others around the world in so many rapid fire disasters.

1. The headhunters of New Gineau, the Voodo folks in Haite and other such depraved cultures did not get that way in a couple of generations. It took a long time. American pagans are only a few generations from majority Protestant Christian forbears.2. Pagan cultures didn't invent and produce the cans and can openers.{Note from Adminnemooseus - This topic was closed before Buzsaw had a chance to reply to the replies. Buzsaw has requested that the topic be reopened, to make his replies. I think that the topic does not merrit being reopened, so I am declining his request.}[Note: This message has been edited by Adminnemooseus]