Human Farming Began For a Really Bizarre Reason - Beer
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2352409X18303468?via%3Dihub
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It is getting more and more impractical to be on the move, when you gather more and more tools. You wanna carry your grinding stone around? I'd seek shelter and protect my stuff and my family there. This also makes it easier to care for the ill.
Are you saying that farming began in Germany? Or maybe Milwaukee, Wisconsin?🤔
Ever seen squirrels on apple drunk?
Bread and beer made 1000s of years ago were very different products than the overly-refined shadow products we have today. That beer was food, as was bread; to starving people, both the carbs and alcohol itself provided valuable nutrients. And both were potable and storable. The alcohol helped behavioral socialization, too. So of course both were important in religion.
Early England call = Ale (weak beer) a house wife could make 'pin money' a bit of cash wking from home. In her tiny village she hung branches a pole jutting our above her entrance="I brew ale buy it here". (This was long bfr hops) lots of wine and meade from bee keeping was made by religious orders too. Much harder to make.
If water can be contaminated, alcoholic drinks could be safer.
The problem with human farming is getting rid of all the meat, after you squeeze the juice out.
That's what you ferment to make the human beer
Maybe beer was food.
My thought too. Beer was more nutritious than current beer, and often a safer source of fluids.
Much love Anton
Always beer .. a way to take us away from the present. Guilty of this myself. But thankful for all we have. ❤️
Why are we farming humans? Jk