origin, i.e. making their own food,was critical for their spread and colonization of rocky planets like earth. But we posit that any biological system will attain stability only with the emergence of some type of predator and these likely emerged even before the autotrophs first
So there was a shared veneration. I'm guessing in jambudvipa it coalesced further into a strict taboo due to the usefulness of bovines on the Gangetic plains, relative to the other domains of Indo Europeans?
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That's possible: intensive farming saw much greater value for live bovines than a quick meal which will not last long. We know from archaeology that the pre-Aryan denizens of southern India herded cattle but did eat them. There is no genetic evidence for them using their milk
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directly, though they might have made curds.
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Thank you.
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