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Posted By: Ed DaviesI've heard baboons work 15 hours a week (collecting food, making nests, and so on). Seems about right to me - until we get back to about that level we're doing it wrong.
Posted By: fostertomWhy should cooking compress the time needed for eating? Heating above 40C destroys much nutrient, so you need lots more, to get enough.
Posted By: Ed DaviesThe reason baboons are such good models
Posted By: djhYou didn't read the link I posted, did you?True, sorry. I prob accept
Posted By: fostertombut "Cooking ... releases more nutrients and calories from both vegetables and meat" is v dubious.
Posted By: djhPS but baboons don't have TVs, or cars, or houses to pay for.
Posted By: djhIt's a strange world you live in, Tom.Well, that looks extremely inconclusive. Anyway it's about a lot mote than raw calories. Numerous important enzymes and mineral compounds are destroyed by heating above 40C. These are needed, so the body asks for more food to make up the deficit.
e.g. http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2013/02/have-we-been-miscounting-calories
Posted By: fostertomNumerous important enzymes and mineral compounds are destroyed by heating above 40C. These are needed, so the body asks for more food to make up the deficit.
Posted By: SteamyTea"The Devil makes work for idle hands"Funny, that's what I think every time I see you post
Posted By: cjardchild reaches an age wherethey can buy you a pint