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What a load of bs. > Any nomadic pastoralist community demonstrates this be default with blood and milk being staples, fresh liver as “treats” and fresh cow du
by legacynl 2y ago
What a load of bs.
> Any nomadic pastoralist community demonstrates this be default with blood and milk being staples, fresh liver as “treats” and fresh cow dung being used as building material.
So if those nomadic pastoralist communities jumped of a bridge you would too? That's basically the point you're making. "if it wasn't the right thing to do, they wouldn't be doing it".
Humans evolved to be omnivores because we were animals of opportunity. We basically evolved exactly so that we can eat whatever we happen to have.
The only real thing that our body expects (or rather has grown accustomed to) from our diet is that it is varied.
- AndrewKemendo 2y agoThere’s a difference between barely surviving on an unsustainable historically novel diet and thriving based on historically documented baseline That is to say you need to prove why 250,000 years of doing something is wrong and only the last 10,000 years of doing it is right and no one to date has been able to do anything comparable to demonstrating that in anyway biologically technologically cybernetically The neolithic revolution was worse in every respect for the intersection between human and environment than any other possible transition We are materially, worse off more anxious, etc. as a function of these changes in our inability to sustainably adapt to them we’ve only been able to adapt and unsustainable ways that are now causing massive structural ecological change to an extent that we cannot predict or even understand the magnitude of impacts from