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That doesn't make sense since we ate anything we could find and evolution only selected for procreation, not for long term health. The very things we ate for mo
by hombre_fatal 3y ago
That doesn't make sense since we ate anything we could find and evolution only selected for procreation, not for long term health. The very things we ate for most of our history could very well be bad for us long term, like increase our cardiovascular disease risk.
I don't see why I would accept appeals to nature in favor of the balance of our best evidence.
- pengaru 3y agoNot if you consider parents tend to care for their descendants -> healthier parents long-term will have more successful descendants, probabilistically speaking. ex: unfit parents won't be doing a great job of keeping their children and/or grandchildren out of the mouths of hyenas. Note we're talking evolutionary time scales here, this is hunter-gatherers in loin cloths on the savanna territory.
- atkailash 3y ago[dead]
- valval 3y agoGet kids and die, perfect way to procreate.