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Didn't people in early Hunter-gatherer societies have drastically lower life-expectancy, height and IQ as compared to modern humans living in industrialized nat
by whack 9y ago
Didn't people in early Hunter-gatherer societies have drastically lower life-expectancy, height and IQ as compared to modern humans living in industrialized nations? Evolution may not value those traits all that much, but we certainly do.
- BurningFrog 9y agoTrue, but it's not like diet is the only thing different between their lives and ours. I think violence, poverty and disease were the bigger factors. All I'm claiming is that our digestive system is adapted to what we had to eat where our species evolved.