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    51 year ago

    According to that logic, Inuit people should be able to outsmart all of us - but they don’t seem to be smarter or dumber than the rest of the human population.

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      -31 year ago

      Access to meat (thus better nutrition) increasing doesn’t imply meat makes you Megamind. That’s a very poor argument in bad faith.

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        01 year ago

        The minute you start blathering about a “rise in IQ” you are making a “poor argument in bad faith.”

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              Right… let’s check his comment point by point, shall we?

              A person does not need to eat meat.

              I believe you’ll agree with this without the need to further explain it.

              People absolutely do need to eat meat

              This is strictly true, in our current context. The food production chain simply cannot cope with the abrupt loss of a main source of nutrients in most places. Particularly when 'muricans are throwing away up to half of their food.

              specifically cooked meat in order to be intelligent.

              Non-statement statement of dubious quality. Should be rewritten.

              It’s what made cavemen smarter than other animals.

              That’s invariably the most accepted explanation to homo sapiens evolution

              Also the recent rise in average height and IQ from good nutrition is in part directly related to cheap meat from factory farming.

              Meat provides very dense nutritional value, I’m sure you’ll agree - it’s why carnivores exist to begin with. We know, factually, that nutritional quality directly correlates with better health, both in body and mind. We also know that meat can be VERY cheap, as long as you’re not looking for “grade A elite baby wagyuu” stuff.

              Where, exactly, is your point explicit?

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                11 year ago

                That’s invariably the most accepted explanation to homo sapiens evolution

                Oh really? Accepted by whom?

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                  11 year ago

                  The fucking scientific community? Let me be direct - Are you seriously going to ask ridiculous questions a 5 year old could answer instead of providing any argument whatsoever? Because at that point, I’d rather not waste my time with a functionally illiterate individual.

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                    11 year ago

                    The fucking scientific community?

                    Then you should have zero problem providing proper back-up to your claims, shouldn’t you?