This still doesnt explain why one of the monkies said: fuck this trees, I'm leaving for the plains and I'm evolving hands, legs and neocortex and the rest said: piss off, we're staying like this. Lol
Monkeys are pricks! Perhaps they forced our ancestors out of the trees. Not convinced we were a plains race. I think a race that evolved alongside rivers and shores hunting. Doesn't mean there weren't groups that lived in the plains. Just that the majority of our race lived around water. Living around those areas isn't kind to archeologist with errorsion, and ever changing features receding or changing. Especially between ice ages where the shore changes dramatically. Wish we could do more aecheology, and dig under water.
You may have asked the wrong folk re the calorie information. Those seriously trying to lose will find the information useful. I certainly did. But there is a difference between a one off sinful event where you know you are not going to worry but will act well once more afterwards, and commonly going to eat out for convenience and will use the information to select between desirable options. However from experience, carbohydrate amount per meal may well be more useful information as some food types are more easily converted to fat that others. Trying to find a low carb option (excluding salad 🤢) is nigh impossible when everything either has rice, or bread, or potato, or pasta, or pastry... BTW surely you wouldn't deliberately choose the higher calorie meal 8f hungry, you'd choose the most satisfying option.
You'd think they'd have learned their lesson about labelling things uniquely human by now. It seems we just need to look harder to find examples of such traits in other animals. The assumption that we are special snowflakes is continually frustrating to me given that we are part of the animal kingdom and evolved like every other creature on the planet; why would there be a stepwise difference in us, rather than being part of a continuum? Human exceptionalism has no place in science.
This still doesnt explain why one of the monkies said: fuck this trees, I'm leaving for the plains and I'm evolving hands, legs and neocortex and the rest said: piss off, we're staying like this. Lol
Monkeys are pricks! Perhaps they forced our ancestors out of the trees.
Not convinced we were a plains race. I think a race that evolved alongside rivers and shores hunting.
Doesn't mean there weren't groups that lived in the plains. Just that the majority of our race lived around water.
Living around those areas isn't kind to archeologist with errorsion, and ever changing features receding or changing. Especially between ice ages where the shore changes dramatically.
Wish we could do more aecheology, and dig under water.
Apes have hands too.
Human's also listen to the nerds, that's our secret. Alpha-omega paradigm.
Thats giving humans a lot of credit...
Looks like the female guest is reading. Seems like she should be able to answer the questions without a script. Unless I'm wrong, of course.
You may have asked the wrong folk re the calorie information. Those seriously trying to lose will find the information useful. I certainly did. But there is a difference between a one off sinful event where you know you are not going to worry but will act well once more afterwards, and commonly going to eat out for convenience and will use the information to select between desirable options. However from experience, carbohydrate amount per meal may well be more useful information as some food types are more easily converted to fat that others. Trying to find a low carb option (excluding salad 🤢) is nigh impossible when everything either has rice, or bread, or potato, or pasta, or pastry...
BTW surely you wouldn't deliberately choose the higher calorie meal 8f hungry, you'd choose the most satisfying option.
how about fining people for being fat?
Too hard to understand the "tut tut" accents.
Humans are definitely not in the space age, you dreaming
You'd think they'd have learned their lesson about labelling things uniquely human by now. It seems we just need to look harder to find examples of such traits in other animals. The assumption that we are special snowflakes is continually frustrating to me given that we are part of the animal kingdom and evolved like every other creature on the planet; why would there be a stepwise difference in us, rather than being part of a continuum? Human exceptionalism has no place in science.