Better yet, what your grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-pa ate!https://twitter.com/NickSzabo4/status/1094295773288660993 …
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True, alas, single-grand grandpa was likely following the bad dietary advice he read in the newspapers of his time, not an actual family tradition which, due to too much uncritical swallowing of mass media & mass education, had too often already been destroyed even by his time.
Also, for most people most levels of their grand-*pas were eating a very unhealthy diet, typically very depleted in crucial protein and other important nutrients, because their agriculture operated on the Malthusian edge and that's all they could afford.
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Agreed. I wrote only 26 ‘grand’ which is approximately 650 years back assuming average generations of 25 years. I really mean our grandpa’s who lived in the Paleolithic and went eating all the megafauna in Africa, Eurasia, Australasia and the America’s!!
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Paleo-Pa
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Out of curiosity, are you low carb yourself, paleo, or full carnivore?
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Low carb. Not religious or strict about it, just passionate. :-)
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With heavy paleo and carnivore influences, but again not strict about it.
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Ditto...I still like my beer
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On the other hand, our ancestors, by definition, survived long enough to procreate and guarantee the survival of their offspring. Following the same diet as them is unlikely to prevent you of doing the same. In other words, if they ate it regularly, it isn’t poisonous.
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