Originally posted by Chrome
When it comes to instincts I think most of us, when we see an apple hanging from a tree or when we see a deer hopping in a field, react quite differently between the two.
We see the apple thinking: \"Mmm, apples...\"
We see the deer and we think; \"Oh, look! Pretty!\" And not until after that(If at all): \"Mmm, deer meat.\"
Well, no. In all seriousness(which the last post I made wasn\'t, it was a quote), INSTINCT says, deer food. Apple, brightly colored, probably poisonous, let\'s NOT eat it. But, we\'re more than our instincts, so we probably eat both.
And as for meat vs. veggies, two points.
1. No child is, by nature, a vegetarian. It will eat what you put in front of it, as long as it tastes good. STRAIGHT vegetarianism/veganism/what-have-you, is a learned response. The extreme of which is taking your kitty to the veterinarian since you tried to keep IT to a vegan diet(true story but I digress.).
2. Looking at the human build, teeth, digestive system, and so on, we are omnivores. We\'re MEANT to eat both meat and vegetables. Herbivores can\'t survive on meat any more than carnivores can survive on vegetables. We can survive on both.
And that\'s all I\'ll say on that matter, since it isn\'t a part of the thread subject.
Meat over cheese, but preferably meat AND cheese.
A nice (cheese)burger would do me quite nicely right about now, in fact.
Originally posted by ScottRadom
You have to eat the brains and innards of an animal to consider it a healthy choice? WTF Chrome? That ain\'t true.
Actually, yes it is, in the sense that I suspect he means. Which is that, in order to get everything you NEED to be healthy, out of an animal, you need to eat it all. This would include organ meats and brains. Do correct me if I\'m wrong, though, Chrome.
