theunknownmuncher

It is truth.

Not surprising given Proton Mail is owned by a far right Trump supporter.

It's the New York Times. Even "journalist" in quotes is generous.

US courts have already ruled that AI generated works cannot be copyrighted, so yeah, if you vibecode something, it is not yours to license.

Sure we domesticated wheat, but what makes you think we didn't domestic ourselves as well?

Great, so you agree that I'm correct. Whether we domesticated ourselves or not is another matter entirely and does not change anything about processed grain being an unnatural diet for primates.

Your argument of semantics is irrelevant to and a distraction from the fact that nearly all animals eat both plants and meat.

Facts agree with me.

They literally are the far right

You talk about facts and reality, but you seem to be intent on twisting both to fit a narrative of "grains bad".

I've only represented our diet of grain as unnatural, which is correct. You are projecting an argument of "unnatural = bad" onto me, which I have never claimed.

The facts are not a twisted narrative, they are plainly facts. You obviously cannot refute them (no one can), so now you construct a strawman.

Sure most animals can sometimes eat both, very few actually do.

This is incorrect. Nearly all animals that we have labelled as "herbivores" will eat meat opportunistically. Nearly all carnivores, including obligate carnivores, exhibit plant-eating behaviors and plant material is regularly found in their scat.

Humans have been surviving predominantly on grains for thousands of year

Not only is the grain we eat unnaturally changed by humans through selective breeding to the point that it is unrecognizable compared to wild varieties, but thousands of years is basically a blink of an eye in evolutionary timescales. No, eating processed grains is extremely unnatural. There are literally no other primates that eat grain.

EDIT: you can downvote me but it does not change facts or reality

That's not at all what that means, nor does it make any sense.

It's actually a public sex-jet paid for with taxpayer money.