Certain popular ideas about the proto-human diet don't make sense, nor fit the evidence.
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17 June 2020
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Interesting! I see a lot of vegan bashing from all kinds of news sources so this does not surprise me. There is a great deal of money behind keeping Americans addicted to shitty processed foods and animal products.
ReplyDeleteYep. Just like there was a lot of money years ago committed to convincing people smoking wasn't dangerous.
ReplyDeleteThe claim that meat-eating facilitated the increase in human brain size is an enduring myth. I'm glad this guy dealt with it head-on.