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This is also patently wrong; a paleolithic human could not have subsisted on a diet of tubas, as they were not invented until the mid-19th century.
by onan_barbarian 14y ago
This is also patently wrong; a paleolithic human could not have subsisted on a diet of tubas, as they were not invented until the mid-19th century.
- LaGrange 14y agoParent said "modern", not "paleolithic". You are not a paleolithic human, and if you are, welcome, time traveller.
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- cynicalkane 14y agoModern humanity evolved to eat tubers in the last few centuries?
- XorNot 14y agoWe evolved to drink milk in only about a thousand years. It was evidently so successful that huge swathes of the population are now lactose tolerant - but only if they descended from particular groups which had access to it.
- LaGrange 14y agoYes. We evolved to cope better with bubonic plague in a matter of decades. It all depends on the amount of evolutionary pressure.
- ilitirit 14y agoHe might not actually be a time traveller. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0756683/ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0756683/
- onan_barbarian 14y agoNonsense. I stand by my point; that while copper and zinc are both important trace elements, paleolithic man could not practically have gotten them through consumption of tubas.