All these ad hominem attacks.  You provided one quote from a highly questionable source, of which I addressed the weakness of its premise, and nothing else but your opinions and beliefs.  I may not have cited sources, but I clearly showed far more knowledge than you on the subject.  I am aware of exactly what "noble savage" is, what "myth of the noble savage" is, and where they both came from and how they were used.  The first is from Dryden, not Rousseau, was a character in a play that became a stock character for Europeans to discuss themselves, society and morality, and the second is from Charles Dickens.  Look it up.

I am also aware of numerous estimates of pre-Columbian populations, including George Catlin's, something you had no clue about as evidenced by your quick internet search.  Do you even know who Catlin was?

You are correct.  We are not equals.  Not in knowledge, not in analysis, and not in integrity.