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Genuine question.. how did you go from “Personally I don’t like a thing” therefore “humans evolved to eat meat” Personally I don’t like peaches… does that mean
by scrivna 4y ago
Genuine question.. how did you go from “Personally I don’t like a thing” therefore “humans evolved to eat meat”
Personally I don’t like peaches… does that mean humans evolved to eat meat?
Honestly it sounds like you tried 1 product, didn’t like it and used that to reinforce a totally separate worldview that you already wanted to believe and reinforce.
I don’t like beyond meat either, I agree it tastes funny, but personally that doesn’t make me feel like the only other alternative is to eat a cow.. I can just eat something else.
- asdff 4y agoOf course we evolved to eat meat. Just look at your teeth.
- seibelj 4y agoMeat is nutritionally superior to plants. Humans do not process cellulose easily. It takes far more plants to equal the nutritional content of meat. I tried Beyond Meat as an experiment but it tastes awful. Real meat is better.
- scrivna 4y agoAll of that can be true (I’m not saying it is) yet it still doesn’t matter. I am perfectly healthy guy who doesn’t eat meat and doesn’t need to.
- jokethrowaway 4y agoOn the topic: There is a good metabolic theory which hypothesise that our improved brain abilities come from adapting from a mostly vegetarian diet to a meat based fat rich diet. https://www.nasw.org/article/eating-meat-drove-evolution-our-big-powerful-brain https://www.nasw.org/article/eating-meat-drove-evolution-our...