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introduction of shellfish into the early human diet might be the result of climate changes that caused the availability of earthbound foods to decrease,
Minimalist wrote:introduction of shellfish into the early human diet might be the result of climate changes that caused the availability of earthbound foods to decrease,
Or....maybe that was when someone invented the boat...enabling man to gather the bounty of the sea?
Just tossing out the occasional random thought which flashes through my head.
And just how did that impulse get hardwired into me?
Minimalist wrote:And just how did that impulse get hardwired into me?
Evolution?
Is there dated evidence along the way?
You have just stepped right into the 1,000,000,064k question.
Minimalist wrote:You have just stepped right into the 1,000,000,064k question.
I consider that my prime function around here.
These events are my mother tongue. As instantaneously recognized and understood as English is to me, and with far earlier roots.
In my opinion, the last few thousand years has been a concerted exercise by the politicians and the priests to beat the mother tongue out of all of us
... we are too stupid to realize that its not about heirarchy, but in fact, harmony. The perceptions of the Tao te Ching, though written down, are far older than written history....
ntroduction of shellfish into the early human diet might be the result of climate changes that caused the availability of earthbound foods to decrease,
john wrote:
Side note to Ishtar: To what degree do the peoples we call animals, fish, birds etc., including rocks and trees and water, possess intra-specific ability to communicate?
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