Posted on 02/17/2024 4:53:28 PM PST by Red Badger
Bull****. Humans are omnivores.
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There are no chicks with d!cks. There’s only guys with t!ts.
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Is it science or revisionism? There’s always doubt.
Garden of Eden ,
Who paid for the study?
I must beg to differ. The Soviet Union was, all its tyranny aside, smart and cunning, until it fell. We are presently being controlled by indoctrinated juvenile apparatchiks who believe their idealogy and / or color makes them untouchable.
All it would take to rid ourselves of these old '60s and '70s "activists" and their Prozac'd children and Adderalled grandchildren would be a strong hand and the firm "No!" that that they have never encountered. But we hold back, lest we be accused of being "racist" or "sexist" or any of the other "ists" that they, and unfortunately we, think give them power over us.
If we want to take back out country, it's time to be mean. They believe Donald Trump to be mean. And look at how that makes them hate him and fear him.
We are dealing with at least three generations of Leftists. As Chris Plante reminds us daily on his fine radio program, these are Leftists, not "liberals." They are anything but "liberal." And they are forcing us to kowtow to an "agenda" which you can grasp completely by watching a week of 1974 All in the Family reruns. All they have is the same old song, and they are making us dance to it.
Archer-Daniels-Midland?.............I dunno................
Whoever paid for it got the result they wanted.
$cience!
Wild rutabagas are quite crafty and cunning and can be extremely dangerous, especially in packs.🤨
They lie
Yes, this was referred to as the, “Bad Hunter” or, “Bad Provider” diet. Those who took part were generally weak and unskilled with basic tools.
“among early Andeans”
early andeans are lucky they had anything to eat at all ...
ancient andean diet in no way, shape, or form translates to the diet of other ancients who lived in much more fecund territories ...
“The only disadvantage of eating plants is that they are light in calories”
The protein s of lower quality and our bodies tend to crave fat. The sort of plants available back then aren’t what we find in supermarkets and they weren’t available year round. No means to can or jar them 9,000 years ago.
People ate plants then like coyotes do now: If you couldn’t get enough meat, you also ate plants. Plants are what fill you up if that is all you can get. Totally different from people pushing plants as primary year round.
You notice there is nothing to eat in that picture?...............
Spinach isn’t as good as it might seem. Bioavailability of the protein is a little over 50% and as little as 2% of iron from spinach is actually absorbed. Doesn’t do you much good to eat what cannot be absorbed.
I know, in order to make the nutrition available from spinach, you have to pair it off with a vegetable that has vitamin C, like a tomato.
bingo!
they were hunters not ranchers
Long gut = plant eaters, that’s what I was taught decades ago; agree omnivores though.
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