Originally posted by Gondwanaland
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You're no different than them.
That's a load of hogwash. "free range" is a meaningless term much like "assault weapon". A "free range" cow xan be kept in crowded pens with a certain small area of fence 'outside' that has grass and be called "free range". The documentary Supersize Me 2 goes into excellent length on the deceptive use of such terms (such that ignorant turds like you lap them up hook line and sinker).
That's scientifically untrue. (and your own article says 'fat, not meat')
. In any case, the brain does not use anything in meat to fuel itself. Glucose, which is not found in meat (but rather from the breakdown of carbohydrates, of which meat contains none), is the fuel it uses, snookums. And if you want to argue 'protein', well that comes from plants as well.
https://www.science.org/content/arti...eir-big-brains
https://neurosciencenews.com/brain-e...on-carbs-2388/
https://www.sydney.edu.au/news-opini...uman-race.html
Indeed, human ancestors had been eating meat for quite some time as scavengers. It was only after our utilization of fire for cooking plants and unlocking further the nutrients and carbohydrates, that our brain development went off the charts as it did. Meat doesn't have carbs, sorry.
https://www.science.org/content/arti...eir-big-brains
https://neurosciencenews.com/brain-e...on-carbs-2388/
https://www.sydney.edu.au/news-opini...uman-race.html
Indeed, human ancestors had been eating meat for quite some time as scavengers. It was only after our utilization of fire for cooking plants and unlocking further the nutrients and carbohydrates, that our brain development went off the charts as it did. Meat doesn't have carbs, sorry.
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