[E. Pluribus Unum]

My parents both had days when they had nothing to eat as children during the Great Depression. They never forgot it and saturated their children with it. When I was a kid I fully expected to starve to death some day. Still do.

[Aria]

So how do we explain Audrey Hepburn who had to eat bulbs during the war and never looked as though she ate much else?

[Cold Heart]

That is a learned behavior.

I am surprised this article did not include the study done on flat worms.

Flat worms (playhelminthes) were kept in the dark, a light was turned on, then a shock was administered. (similar to Dr. Bateman’s experiments).

Those worms were ground up and fed to worms not so conditioned. The worms fed the shocked worms recoiled when a light was turned, similar to as if they were anticipating the shock to follow.

[blam]

"My parents both had days when they had nothing to eat as children during the Great Depression. They never forgot it and saturated their children with it. When I was a kid I fully expected to starve to death some day. Still do."

Same here. I think my son may have escaped.

[TexasKamaAina]

My parents both had days when they had nothing to eat as children during the Great Depression. They never forgot it and saturated their children with it. When I was a kid I fully expected to starve to death some day. Still do.

Me, too.