[Vigilantcitizen]

I wonder if this change happened when we learned to cook meat over a fire, instead of eating it straight off the carcass.

[blam]

"I wonder if this change happened when we learned to cook meat over a fire, instead of eating it straight off the carcass."

I expect we discovered 'cooking/fire' because of our weak bite, easier to chew.

[lizma]

I wonder if this change happened when we learned to cook meat over a fire, instead of eating it straight off the carcass..

Makes more sense to me.

But I also suspect the true second edition of "The Joy of Cooking" is done in spit hand-print somewhere in a cave in France :->