i think it's pretty much a sign of the times that even reasonable men on nostr don't even realise that scissors haven't been a commonly accessible tool until the renaissance and at best there was shears, crafted out of copper and steel

really, it took a lot of science to discover a way to make the razor

do you think they had razors, or at least, for very long, before they invented scissors? really?

if you can't make a knife sharp enough to shave your hair, sit right down now

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I think you missed that this was a lame play on words, not a claim about historical hair styles.