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yes Mike and the average IQ on the planet is like 85

i care very much what some Niggers who fuck goats to cure aids eat

or some Indians who all have beer bellies, zero muscles and diabetes

i am rather more interested in what the TOP people eat

for example it was reported that Brad Pitt eats caviar by the bucketloads

the real questions are:

1 - what did people eat before the agricultural revolution

2 - what do the highest class, most intelligent, highest performance people eat today

the answer to both questions is - not grain or seed oils

you're supposed to be intelligent yet you do not seem to understand that what the average person eats is simply what is cheapest, which tells us a lot about agriculture and food processing technology but tells us NOTHING about human health

human genome did not evolve around tractors and food processing plants

your attempt to argue that grains are food because that's what the average person in Africa or India eats is as asinine as if i tried to argue that FOX and MSNBC is news because that's where the average boomer gets their news from

In Switzerland there historically was a lot of oats. Wheat didn‘t grow as well.

Switzerland also got a nice map of what we grow. Not sure though who eats it:

https://www.atlas.bfs.admin.ch/maps/13/de/17369_5886_5872_4801/26906.html

The majority of humans use fiat money, so that is the money we SHOULD use! Same argument.

Pretty dire, from experience I can say with some confidence that you can't really go wrong with the stuff government experts and newspeople don't want you to eat: Red meat, dairy, saturated (not UNsaturated) fats, eggs. I also add legumes (soaked), some vegetables, a little rice and potatoes. Everything organic, I don't touch anything else if I can afford it. Cutting out most grains also makes it really easy to maintain your weight. Also no one diet works for everyone, of course.

I feel like calories is a strange metric to measure this by 🤔 considering most healthy foods are lower in calories. carbs and sugars are naturally high in calories so it skews the results and provides a false image... If you used protein as the metric then meat would appear much higher on the list. Maybe near the top.

I think maybe mass is the best way to measure this sort of thing? 🤷🏻‍♂️ but that also skews due to sugar having such low mass compared to calories for example 🤔 OK, So we need a metric like mass corrected for calories or vice versa.

Wheat has done well to get to the top of the food chain

Thank you very much for your research. Based on what sources is this list? Instresting to see.