Do they say we are closest to chimps?

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Permalink Reply by Jay Dubz on May 25, 2009 at 9:54pm

I enjoy the discourse...it wasn't taken personal at all....:)

Peace and always good eating :o]

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Permalink Reply by Jay Dubz on May 26, 2009 at 8:20am

The human experience today in the modern world is so controlled, dependant -based, and sheepish, the bigger question for the opportunist eater is, if Big Brother fails how will most people eat and/or survive? For no matter how adaptable we once were over the millenniums, primitive hunting skills and food growing skills are being mastered by only a handful of people in today’s world and as the video of the indigenous African hunters revealed, hunting (without firearms) takes a lot of skill and a special kind of extraordinary endurance.

We do so much of our speculative thinking safely within a vortex or matrix never really connected to the real environment around us. If it were not for the corporate structures that feed us, the opportunistic nature that directs our dietary needs and desires would differ greatly than what we have come to embrace.

Most modern humans can’t even make a fire, let alone trap, hunt, kill, and clean an animal. And probably can’t identify most foods outside of the grocery store, and most can forget about properly identifying wild edibles.

Peace

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Permalink Reply by Chionodraco Hamatus on May 26, 2009 at 4:33pm

i think we can accommodate a lifestyle like any other animal. True years we(animals) have eaten different kind of foods near where we grow up. I know some birds eat eggs when they are tired of eating seeds. why do they do that?do they choose? because they don`t actually eat meat, they are vegans ;) I think we are pretty much like an ape. Thats prooved. We are much more herbivores in my eyes than meateaters. I think we can chooooose, but we always have eat vegetables and fruits. Look at our teeths :=

Btw.... sometimes i think we are more like a Bonobo than a Chimpanzee :P haha. (sex-monsters)

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Permalink Reply by hajapapaya on May 28, 2009 at 4:44pm

hajapapaya is human.

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