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It’s popular to believe that there is some semi-idealistic past, or at least some better past, that contradicts any notion of progress. This is supported by lac
by Isamu 11mo ago
It’s popular to believe that there is some semi-idealistic past, or at least some better past, that contradicts any notion of progress. This is supported by lack of evidence once you go far enough back, you can kind of make your own narrative unless you stick to what little evidence is available.
- n4r9 11mo agoYeah. Since the comment mentioned grains specifically, I wondered if it was coming from a "paleo" diet perspective.
- pluralmonad 11mo agoIts from the perspective of the things that cause tooth decay and their relatively recent addition to human diets.
- n4r9 10mo agoProcessed/refined sugar for sure. But our ancestors in many parts of the world would have had plenty of access to fructose and other natural sugars, which can certainly cause tooth decay.