It annoys me when people are antiseptic to the max. It’s good to get some germs, actually.
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Replying to @eugyppius1 @ThinkBot6
It has to be selected for to some degree.
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Replying to @KtheEphemeral @ThinkBot6
it strikes me as a cultural affectation, actually
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in the same genre as ‚table manners‘ (which are about signalling allegiance to the culinary practices of an imagined aristocracy) a kind of bourgeois affectation or performance of cleanliness or purity
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Replying to @eugyppius1 @ThinkBot6
So would you say the aversion to fecal matter and necrotic tissue is just cultural or memetic? I find that very hard to believe.
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Similarly, in the opposite direction, we would be expected to be genetically inclined cultivate a healthy environment for our gut biome. Being wholly antiseptic would not be good for this.
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i don‘t understand enough about gut biomics (?) to know which indiscretions are necessary to digestion, but is interesting question my sense is, beyond basic disgust instincts, human societies did not practice what I would call ‚germ-theory hygiene‘ until germ theory
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