primitive diet

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Vilik

I don't know how goat pee got thrown into the " primitive " diet mix, but I

can truthfully say that I have not had the experience. If there were

some goats in the neighborhood......?! I do have a tee shirt, though,

that extolls the magical qualities of goat pee.

I have had and continue to have the experience of drinking my own pee and

can heartily recommend it to anyone who seeks health improvement. (your

pee, that is, not mine) ^>^

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Regarding our relatives, the apes; homo sapiens closest relative is the

chimpanze. There is an amazing 98% genetic similarity. Their behavioral

tendencies, especially, are very close to ours.

It is interesting that chimpanze's are meat-eaters. At least some of the

tribes. They will catch and eat whatever they can; large insects,

birds, small monkeys. It's my guess that the ones that do it are at

the cutting edge of chimp evolution. The additional high quality protein

and fat may give them a body and brain size advantage (over time) that

will finally enable them to make the sorts of advances that our species

did long ago. A bigger body and brain equals better hunting (and

gathering) success equals a yet bigger body and brain, ect.

They will, however, rue the day when they discover fire and start cooking

their food.

Corny