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Moreover, eating meat made larger brains possible for us humans. But it did not cause us to have larger brains. It was simply the food with the highest nutritional value that were the easiest to digest for our stomachs. Alien life in an alien ecosystem would not necessarily have the same conditions or method of nutritional intake as early humans. As we’ve advanced in technology, we’ve found other ways of getting the same nutrition: agriculture.
Speaking of which, the establishment of farming civilizations, paradoxically, also usually coincides with the first instances of large-scale warfare in ancient human societies, which contradicts the assumption that violence was a prerequisite to eating better.
Simply put: violence had nothing to do with food acquisition. Whether it’s because of the invention of social hierarchies or because of innate xenophobia at the “other” or because of the clashes between settled farmers and nomadic hunter-gatherers/pastoralists, is still up in the air. But one thing is for sure: just because you ate meat doesn’t necessarily mean you had a war-like culture.
Eric Andrew
Because crossing the vast distances of space just to eat other lifeforms is a ridiculous premise.
Speaking of which, the establishment of farming civilizations, paradoxically, also usually coincides with the first instances of large-scale warfare in ancient human societies, which contradicts the assumption that violence was a prerequisite to eating better.
Simply put: violence had nothing to do with food acquisition. Whether it’s because of the invention of social hierarchies or because of innate xenophobia at the “other” or because of the clashes between settled farmers and nomadic hunter-gatherers/pastoralists, is still up in the air. But one thing is for sure: just because you ate meat doesn’t necessarily mean you had a war-like culture.
Eric Andrew
Because crossing the vast distances of space just to eat other lifeforms is a ridiculous premise.
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