I ate a grasshopper once, because he made a move on my sandwich. I had to defend my place on the food chain.
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I said I ate him, not had oral sex with him. That girl is just playing, not fighting for species dominance. Yes, I'm grossed out. Thank you for that.
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From an evolution perspective, humans that were afraid of spiders and snakes were more likely to survive and thus these genes are passed to the next generation. It is normal to have a natural aversion to eating insects
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How do you explain the many cultures in which eating insects is completely normal then?
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From Wikipedia: The total number of ethnic groups recorded to eat insects is around 3,000. Insect-eating is common to cultures in most parts of the world, including Central and South America, Africa, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. 80% of the world's nations eat insects.
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Yes, many eat insects because of necessity, the need for food supersedes any aversion you may have but does not remove the instinct to avoid it. Insects are also drawn to decay which is another trigger that activates our distaste
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To me, lobsters and shrimp are very insect like.
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Its true, I always tell my sister that shrimp are sea roaches, but they are so good!!
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Let the rich eat them first
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Cuz, we not doing it!
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you first
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Well, just the other day I stepped on a cockroach as it scurried across my kitchen floor and I said to myself, “wow, I’d really like to eat that. Too bad it’s on the floor.”
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Because they’re not made of meat.
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I was stung by a bee and bitten by a spider as a child...
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Exactly. I’ve never been attacked in my own yard by a shrimp.
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because every animal has its own diet and tastes and its enforced on a evolutionary level and we are no different? stop with the propaganda.
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People all over the world eat insects. Why do you think there's an evolutionary reason not to?
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why is this not common sense to people?
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Because there are literally billions of people happily eating them around the world, my dude.
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so its till safe to say MOST human beings dont eat bugs.
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