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> if applied to children we'd learn they should subsist entirely on a diet of candy and soda. In the case of animals, this would involve providing unlimited fo
by PragmaticPulp 4y ago
> if applied to children we'd learn they should subsist entirely on a diet of candy and soda.
In the case of animals, this would involve providing unlimited foods similar to what would be found in their natural environment.
If we gave kids their choice of naturally-occurring foods to eat, it probably wouldn’t be too terrible. My child was much more into things like broccoli and certain vegetables than I would have guessed.
Introduce processed foods and all bets are off, though.
- oldgradstudent 4y ago> If we gave kids their choice of naturally-occurring foods to eat, it probably wouldn’t be too terrible. My child was much more into things like broccoli and certain vegetables than I would have guessed. In what sense is broccoli naturally occurring? It's a heavily artificially selected vegetable not available outside very specific regions before the 20th century. I'd assume that applies to the rest of the vegetables you've mentioned.