Homo eructus, our ancient ancestor was a puny little creature that barely survived.
But it discovered fire and learned to cook and the extra nutrients led to a bigger brain and the combination of intelligence and cooperation led to humans becoming the dominant creature on earth.
We have the technology to produce goods on such a scale that we should all be enjoying a wonderful life – yet we are not.
Why? Aggression.
We need to understand why this creatures which has such in built advantages of intelligence and cooperation should put this all at risk by aggression.
Simply changing our food changed our nature – our DNA.
Changing food has since occurred a number of time always with the same effect, a change in our nature and DNA.
We are now in the midst of a major change to our food, increased consumption of sugars and fats and a failure to feed our gut brain.
This is again changing our very nature, we are getting fatter, our health span is decreasing and above all we are becoming more aggressive – hangry.
Do we really want to breed a new species of humanity that is fat, sick and aggressive?
Would it not be better just to feed our gut brain which has been evolving over thousands of years to control our appetite naturally?
Food and our nature explains all and what we can do about it. It goes against the current trend of a quick publicity grab, it is a long article for serious concerned thinkers.
It analyses the link between food and our nature and what we can do about it – the action plan.
But will the click bait society win or will we put the effort into serious thinking then act?
Tell me at colin@gbiota.com
