Sushi! I knew someone would bring it up. :) It's also usually prepared in some way, whether it's flash frozen or treated with vinegar. But, I guess my point i

Sushi! I knew someone would bring it up. :) It's also usually prepared in some way, whether it's flash frozen or treated with vinegar. But, I guess my point is that the evolutionary argument doesn't really make sense in a world where we evolved tools and have been eating processed food for a long, long time. Also, evolution happens a lot faster than people give it credit for. Something I read somewhere is that the genes for lactose digestion only started remaining "switched on" in adults like 8,000 years ago, and yet a third of the world now has this gene. That's a really short time! That's not far from when we develop writing (around 6,000 years ago).