This has me thinking. What could have possibly caused us and other animals to evolve into having one offspring at a time? Like in evolution bone reconfiguration is more viable and will always take hold better than full on cellular level changes so it makes more sense for humans to have gotten wider bone structure and kept up the count instead of dropping to one at a time. What I’m trying to convey is that this could be evidence of many different animals having evolved societies in the far past plentiful enough for evolution to force a lower birth rate. We aren’t even there yet. Was there a sea mammal empire at one point? Is there one right now???? Tbh it’s more likely to explain that we’re evolving down a bad path at the moment but let’s stay optimistic.
If aliens had arrived on Earth in the 1990's, they would have thought our human religion and social hierarchies were based around who does and doesn't have milk.
Yeah, humans are scary scifi monsters. Most of the foods they eat are worthless due to toxins and disease to anything non-human. The worst part is not knowing if a product is of human make until ingested thanks to humans processing their foods to "look, smell, and taste just like the real thing".
I'm watching this right now zonked out on caffeine and I actually feel like an alien I'm so confused Maybe I should have added more of that milk stuff in my psychoactive bean btoth I mean broth
Started good and ended awfully. Just rename the video to "Trying to explain milk to gen-z kids but eating more weird mushrooms with each minute of the video"
I could easily become a vegetarian. I love milk. But becoming a vegan is... Impossible for me. If there is one thing I really cannot lose in thsi world is anything related to milk.
Fun fact: If you like the taste of blue cheese you'll also enjoy the taste of feet since the bacteria that give blue cheese its flavor are the same ones in feet.
