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What Cavemen Can Teach Us About Diet
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What Cavemen Can Teach Us About Diet
by deMolay » Tue 29 Sep 2009, 07:58:44
Good article. http://www.nationalpost.com/life/story.html?id=2044084
"We Are All Travellers, From The Sweet Grass To The Packing House, From Birth To Death, We Wander Between The Two Eternities". An Old Cowboy.
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Re: What Cavemen Can Teach Us About Diet
by mos6507 » Tue 29 Sep 2009, 08:41:34
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')Individual preferences aside, however, a global issue with eating a hunter-gatherer type of diet is sustainability. According to Heaney, if we, as a planet, decided to do away with farming and agriculture completely, we could at most feed about 30 million people - about the same as the population of Canada.
')Individual preferences aside, however, a global issue with eating a hunter-gatherer type of diet is sustainability. According to Heaney, if we, as a planet, decided to do away with farming and agriculture completely, we could at most feed about 30 million people - about the same as the population of Canada.
There's the last stop on die-off right there for you guys who expect/want an end to civilization.
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Re: What Cavemen Can Teach Us About Diet
by deMolay » Tue 29 Sep 2009, 12:06:53
I wondered how long it would take to see that picked out of the article. Big drop from 6 B plus to 30 million assuming we drop that far back technology wise.
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