I was reading that vegetarianism is a behavioral variable where the individual chooses a different food source, because animals who have one food source are at a detriment. But humans, being from a type of ape, have the survival benefit of eating all types of foods. And to basically be sure of it, some individuals, it can be surmised ones with better genetic materials, have been imbued with a sense to take food from different sources in order to basically keep the body more fit. This doesnnt mean the children will inherit it. Because evolution can only occur from change-- change of the environment and food sources are the biggest things which can cause evolution to occur. I was wondering what you guys thought of this.
I read this in History of Vegetarianism by Colin Spencer. Very good book so far. Any comments or suggestions for further reading? Thanks. :)
2007-02-14
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