Honestly the snark is unnecessary. I made no mention of war, nor perfection. Though as there were variable rates of nomadism in different indigenous language groups, and (in my experience) indigenous Australians are great foodies, there was probably a great deal of picnicking.

There are and have been no perfect human societies, and I'm making no such claims. My point is that unthinking statement, always based only on popular myth, that premodern cultures were uniformly inferior to modern, are unsubstantiated. The picture is much more complicated, particularly if you are willing to countenance values other than those our particular culture has chosen to maximise. Even the most cursory reading of anthropology and history reveals this very easily.