Impossible Foods says its plant-based burger is actually meat — Quartzy
Quartz,
It’s a stunning comment to air so nonchalantly, and all while gesticulating with a drippy hamburger in his right hand.
An alternate theory of evolution: Survival of the friendliest
Sign of the Times,
© Martin Harvey / Auscape / Two models of evolution: The early interpretation of Darwinian evolution as life-or-death contest…
Survival of the Friendliest - Issue 46: Balance - Nautilus
Nautilus,
Violence has been the sire of all the world’s values,” wrote poet Robinson Jeffers in 1940.
Survival of the Friendliest - Issue 46: Balance - Nautilus
Nautilus,
Violence has been the sire of all the world’s values,” wrote poet Robinson Jeffers in 1940.
Civilization Is Built on Code - Facts So Romantic - Nautilus
Nautilus,
How did we humans manage to build a global civilization on the cusp of colonizing other planets? It seems like such an unlikely…
Civilization Is Built on Code - Facts So Romantic - Nautilus
Nautilus,
How did we humans manage to build a global civilization on the cusp of colonizing other planets? It seems like such an unlikely…
Stekepannen, bålet og kniven kan ha vært med på å forme utseendet til menneskene
Aftenposten,
Hva skal du ha til middag i dag? De fleste har et ønske om å spise sunt, og mediene rapporterer stadig om dietter som skal være…
People invent, and the invention changes human genetics, says Faye Flam
Press of Atlantic City ,
Of all living things, why do humans alone create advanced technology? Not long ago, scientists thought it was because we are…
Inventions that changed our genetic code
The Straits Times,
Of all living things, why do humans alone create advanced technology? Not long ago, scientists thought it was because we are…
[Faye Flam] Inventions that changed our genes
Korean Herald,
Of all living things, why do humans alone create advanced technology? Not long ago, scientists thought it was because we are…
Inventions changed our genetic code | The Japan Times
The Japan Times,
NEW YORK – Of all living things, why do humans alone create advanced technology? Not long ago, scientists thought it was…
The inventions that changed our genetic code
The Sentinel-Echo,
Of all living things, why do humans alone create advanced technology? Not long ago, scientists thought it was because we are…
News story from Chicago Tribune on Saturday 20 August 2016
Chicago Tribune,
News story from Bloomberg on Thursday 18 August 2016
Bloomberg,
Evoluímos caçando, mas será que ainda precisamos de carne?
MSN,
© adekvat / Thinkstock Homem das cavernas Um estudo publicado pela revista científica Nature neste ano argumenta que, no…
What life would actually be like without any processed food
The Keene Sentinel ,
There’s an alternate reality some like to imagine, a world without processed food in which everyone would be healthier and…
News story from The Independent on Monday 09 May 2016
The Independent,
What life would actually be like without any processed food
The Press,
To understand what life would be like without processed food, you have to go back 3 million years.
News story from The Canberra Times on Saturday 07 May 2016
The Canberra Times,
What life would actually be like without any processed food
The Charlotte Observer,
There’s an alternate reality some like to imagine, a world without processed food in which everyone would be healthier and…
What life would actually be like without any processed food
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There’s an alternate reality some like to imagine, a world without processed food in which everyone would be healthier and…
What life would actually be like without any processed food
The Sacramento Bee,
There’s an alternate reality some like to imagine, a world without processed food in which everyone would be healthier and…
What life would actually be like without any processed food
Star-Telegram,
There’s an alternate reality some like to imagine, a world without processed food in which everyone would be healthier and…
What life would actually be like without any processed food
The Fresno Bee,
There’s an alternate reality some like to imagine, a world without processed food in which everyone would be healthier and…
What life would actually be like without any processed food
Raleigh News and Observer ,
There’s an alternate reality some like to imagine, a world without processed food in which everyone would be healthier and…
What life would actually be like without any processed food
Idaho Statements,
There’s an alternate reality some like to imagine, a world without processed food in which everyone would be healthier and…
What life would actually be like without any processed food
Kansas City Star,
There’s an alternate reality some like to imagine, a world without processed food in which everyone would be healthier and…
What life would actually be like without any processed food
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There’s an alternate reality some like to imagine, a world without processed food in which everyone would be healthier and…
What life would actually be like without any processed food
Lexington Herald Leader,
There’s an alternate reality some like to imagine, a world without processed food in which everyone would be healthier and…
What life would actually be like without any processed food
The Bellingham Herald,
There’s an alternate reality some like to imagine, a world without processed food in which everyone would be healthier and…
What life would actually be like without any processed food
News Tribune,
There’s an alternate reality some like to imagine, a world without processed food in which everyone would be healthier and…
What life would actually be like without any processed food
Washington Post,
(iStock) There's an alternate reality some like to imagine, a world without processed food in which everyone would be healthier…
This is what life would actually be like without processed food
Washington Post,
(iStockphoto) There’s an alternate reality some like to imagine, a world without processed food in which everyone would be…
Meat eating made us human: If you want a big brain, you'll need more than vegetables
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© The Washington Post/ You know you want it—or at least your brain does Science doesn't give a hoot about your politics.
Science and technology, general / Science News, "Raw meat, tools drove facial evolution: advantages of slicing food led to H. erectus' small teeth, jaws."
The Free Library,
Early members of the human genus had a flair for preparing sliced wild game tartare, a new study suggests.
Scusate vegetariani, ma forse è grazie alla carne che ci siamo evoluti | VICE | Italia
Vice,
Foto dell'utente Flickr Kirk K. Questo post è tratto da Munchies. Ogni volta che escono nuove notizie sulle condizioni disumane…
NOTICIA FALSA: “Harvard derrotó al veganismo: por qué la carne es esencial”
Paperblog,
El 9 de marzo de 2016 se publicó en la revista Nature un artículo titulado «Impact of meat and Lower Palaeolithic food…
Por qué la carne fue clave para que los seres humanos fueran más lindos - Infobae
infobae,
"Los primeros humanos, representantes del género Homo, empezaron a consumir carne hace alrededor de 2,6 millones de años en Áfric…
Big gains in better chewing
Informs,
Although you probably enjoy a few meals every day, chances are that you spend very little time and muscular effort chewing your…
Cooking Or Slicing Food: What Drove Early Human Evolution?
Boise State Public Radio,
Michael Pollan's seven-word dictum for what we should eat is by now famous: "Eat food, not too much, mostly plants." Yet in…
Cooking Or Slicing Food: What Drove Early Human Evolution?
NPR: The Salt,
Milan Adzic/iStockphoto Michael Pollan's seven-word dictum for what we should eat is by now famous: "Eat food, not too much…
Cooking Or Slicing Food: What Drove Early Human Evolution?
New Hampshire Public Radio,
Michael Pollan's seven-word dictum for what we should eat is by now famous: "Eat food, not too much, mostly plants." Yet in…
Desculpa aí vegetarianos, mas carne pode ser a razão da nossa evolução
Vice,
Foto via usuário do Flickr Kirk K. Esta matéria foi originalmente publicada no MUNCHIES Com todo o ódio disseminado na internet…
Mise au point d'un béton qui se répare tout seul
ICI.Radio-Canada.ca,
Science et technologie Le mercredi 16 mars 2016 Gros plan sur un mur fait de ce béton qui s'autorépare grâce à l'apport de bactér…
Mise au point d'un béton qui se répare tout seul
ICI.Radio-Canada.ca,
Science et technologie Mise au point d'un béton qui se répare tout seul Le mercredi 16 mars 2016 Cette semaine, au bureau des étu…
How Did Our Early Ancestors Eat Their Food?
Pacific Standard,
Homo erectus on display at the University of Michigan. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons) Modern humans don't spend much time chewing.
Verzeihung, Vegetarier: Fleisch könnte der Grund sein, warum sich der Affe zum Menschen entwickelte | MUNCHIES
Vice,
Die ganzen Horrorgeschichten aus dem Schlachthaus und beängstigende Gesundheitsrisiken, die unser Gewissen belasten, wenn wir…
News story from Egypt Independent on Sunday 13 March 2016
Egypt Independent ,
Cum ne-a ajutat dieta pe bază de carne să evoluăm | VICE | Romania
Vice,
În ciuda poveștilor alea horror de pe la abatoare și avertismentele înfricoșătoare vizavi de sănătate, care se-nvârt prin capul…
Our Ancestors' Eating Habits Are the Reasons We Look This Good
Food World News,
If you think that humans are beautiful as a species, then we have our distant forebears' eating habits to thank for it…
Scientists show prehistoric kitchen tools boosted human evolution
The Malay Mail Online,
In an experiment, researchers observed that humans are very bad at chewing raw, unprocessed meat.
Scientists show prehistoric kitchen tools boosted human evolution
The Malay Mail Online,
In an experiment, researchers observed that humans are very bad at chewing raw, unprocessed meat.
¿Qué dirán los veganos? Demuestran que sin carne los humanos no existirían
RT Network,
¿Cómo apareció la especie humana a partir de los simios? De acuerdo con un nuevo estudio de la Universidad de Harvard, el…
Prehistoric kitchen tools boosted human evolution: study
CTV News,
Developing tools with which to slice and mash their food meant our ancestors needed to chew much less, leaving more time for…
News story from Sciences et Avenir on Saturday 12 March 2016
Sciences et Avenir,
Harvard derrotó al veganismo: por qué la carne es esencial | salud, Estados Unidos, Carne - América
infobae,
La apología del vegetarianismo se sostiene tanto en la crítica a la crueldad que el ser humano aplica a otros animales para…
Cum ne-a ajutat dieta pe bază de carne să evoluăm | VICE | Romania
Vice,
În ciuda poveștilor alea horror de pe la abatoare și avertismentele înfricoșătoare vizavi de sănătate, care se-nvârt prin capul…
Kitchen tools boosted human evolution
The Hindu,
GETTING SMALLER:A jaw uncovered in 1971 at the prehistoric site of Caune de l'Arago in Tautavel.PHOTO: AFP Developing tools…
How raw meat changed the course of human evolution
Gulfnews.com,
Our ancestors’ inability to chew raw meat changed the course of human evolution, says Harvard professor Los Angeles…
Evolution : Wie eine Scheibe Fleisch uns zu Menschen machte
Spektrum,
Machten der Verzehr von Fleisch und die Verarbeitung von Nahrungsmitteln uns einst überhaupt erst zu den Menschen, die wir…
Less Chewing, More Doing
The Scientist Magazine,
WIKIMEDIA, MICHAEL C BERCHAlthough cooking only took off around 500,000 years ago, human use of tools to process food is…
Masticare meno ci ha fatti più intelligenti
Focus.it,
Nonostante colazioni, pranzi, cene e spuntini vari, in generale il tempo impiegato a masticare è solo una piccola frazione…
Обработка пищи орудиями стала решающим этапом в эволюции человека
Vesti.ru,
Новое исследование американских учёных показало: сырое мясо и инструменты, а не приготовление пищи, запустило эволюционный механи…
Каменные «кухонные ножи» помогли человеку с эволюцией
Science and Life Russia ,
Орудия труда, позволяющие резать мясо, позволили нашим предкам использовать рот для других целей.
This Is How Sliced Meat Completely Changed the Human Body (And Gave Us Hip-Hop, Too)
Mic,
Early humans were able to learn to speak only after they stopped. In a new Nature study, researchers from Harvard University…
Cambio di dieta ed evoluzione di Homo erectus - Le Scienze
Le Scienze,
Una delle tappe fondamentali dell'evoluzione di Homo erectus, cioè lo sviluppo di una mandibola meno pronunciata in avanti e…
Why unprocessed, vegetarian food was actually bad for our ancestors
Washington Post,
Before we could cook meat, we had to learn to slice it. (Bigstock) A new study concludes that the invention of processed food…
How Raw Meat Changed the Course of Human Evolution | Sci-Tech Today
Sci-Tech Today,
How Raw Meat Changed the Course of Human Evolution
Cambio di dieta ed evoluzione di Homo erectus
All News 24,
Una delle tappe fondamentali dell'evoluzione di Homo erectus, cioè lo sviluppo di una mandibola meno pronunciata in avanti e…
Prehistoric kitchen tools fueled evolution: study
China Post,
PARIS -- Developing tools with which to slice and mash their food meant our ancestors needed to chew much less, leaving more…
Raw Stone Age Meals Got Tenderizing Treatment
Scientific America - Spain,
The Sciences 60-Second Science Pounding and slicing meat and vegetables would have saved our ancestors millions of tough chews…
Mischkost für Superschlaue
ZEIT ONLINE,
Je größer das Hirn, desto größer der Hunger. Evolutionsbiologen wissen das und rätseln deshalb schon lange: Wie schaffte es…
Ученые выяснили, как употребление в пищу мяса повлияло на эволюцию человека
Gazeta.ru,
| 18:38 Антропологи выяснили, что размер зубов человека и сила его укуса уменьшились из-за появления в рационе мяса, обработанног…
Thank Raw Meat for How You Look Today!
Latin Post,
Our ancestor's inability to chew huge chunks of meat and vegetables paved the way to becoming modern humans.
Eating Meat And Processing Food Led To Radical Human Evolution: Harvard Study
Headlines & Global News,
Harvard researchers conclude that chewing meat and processing food with stone tools reduced the size of jaws, teeth and guts of…
Food preparation changed the course of human evolution, study finds - Redorbit
redOrbit,
March 10, 2016 Humans love to try to find what makes us different from other animals, but as it turns out, the difference might…
What happened when raw meat got added to the real paleo diet
CBC,
A study in which people chewed on pieces of raw goat meat and vegetables smacked with a rock is shedding light on how changes…
The benefits of food processing
Medical News Today,
How much time and effort do you spend chewing? Although you probably enjoy a few leisurely meals every day, chances are that…
News story from The Express on Thursday 10 March 2016
The Express,
Manger de la viande, une habitude qui a façonné l'homme moderne
Le Temps,
Plutôt végétariens, ou carrément portés sur la viande? L’étude du menu de nos ancêtres donne lieu à de nombreux travaux, toutes…
News story from Neue Züricher Zeitung (NZZ) on Thursday 10 March 2016
Neue Züricher Zeitung (NZZ),
How ancient food processing changed the shape of our faces
Informs,
When our genus, Homo, diverged from other hominins at least 2.8 million years ago, human skeletons began to change in…
Mangiare carne ha accelerato l’evoluzione umana
Wired.it,
Per consumare carne cruda i nostri antenati hanno dovuto sviluppare tecniche e tecnologie specifiche.
Lihan prosessointi on ihmisen kehityksen merkittävimpiä edistysaskeleita, sanovat tutkijat
Helsingin Sanomat,
Lihan prosessointi on ihmisen kehityksen merkittävimpiä edistysaskeleita, sanovat tutkijat Liha ja sen käsittely helpommin…
How Food Processing Helped You Learn How To Talk
Tech Times,
Researchers from Harvard University found that the ability of early humans to prepare their food well allowed them to develop…
The benefits of food processing
Today Topics ,
How much time and effort do you spend chewing? Although you probably enjoy a few leisurely meals every day, chances are that…
A húsfogyasztás is segíthette az emberi evolúciót
Hirado,
A nyers hús fogyasztása és kőeszközök készítése segíthette elő, hogy a modern emberek foga és arca kisebbé vált, mint őseiké.
Meat eating accelerated face evolution - BBC News
BBC News,
Image copyright RAUL MARTIN/MSF/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Eating raw meat and making stone tools may be behind the smaller teeth…
Prehistoric kitchen tools boosted human evolution
Deccan Chronicle,
Paris: Developing tools with which to slice and mash their food meant our ancestors needed to chew much less, leaving more time…
Ebnete Fleisch den Weg zum Menschen?
Scinexx,
Fleisch war ihr Gemüse: Erst das Fleischessen und Zerkleinern der Nahrung brachte unsere Vorfahren voran – und ebnete den Weg…
Mangiare carne ha accelerato l’evoluzione della nostra faccia - Greenreport: economia ecologica e sviluppo sostenibile
Green Report (Italy),
Gli strumenti in pietra ci hanno consentito di utilizzare e masticare meglio la carne [10 marzo 2016] Lo studio “Impact of meat…
Prehistoric kitchen tools boosted human evolution, study says | The Japan Times
The Japan Times,
Developing tools with which to slice and mash their food meant our ancestors needed to chew much less, leaving more time for…
20 minutes - La viande crue a chang le visage humain - Science
20 Minuten,
Une info nous transmettre? Une histoire nous raconter? Ecrivez-nous web@20minutes.ch Recherche 10 mars 2016 06:13; Act: 10.03.201…
Original paleo diet included raw red meat, starchy vegetables
ABC.net.au,
Posted March 10, 2016 15:14:58 Vegetarianism proved too hard to swallow for early humans, with new research bolstering evidence…
This culinary innovation transformed the way humans evolved
Business Insider,
Slicing up meat and pounding vegetables before eating them provided early humans the push they needed to evolve into the…
Chew On This: Slicing Meat Helped Shape Modern Humans
Lakeshore Public Media,
Miss Manners and skilled prep cooks should be pleased: Our early human ancestors likely mastered the art of chopping and…
Slicing And Eating Meat Helped Shape Course Of Human Evolution
Tech Times,
Human evolution has have been shaped by the consumption of meat. How could this correlate with modern language? (Photo …
The benefits of food processing: Processing food before eating likely played key role in human evolution
Science Daily,
Although you probably enjoy a few leisurely meals every day, chances are that you spend very little time and muscular effort…
The benefits of food processing
e! Science News,
How much time and effort do you spend chewing? Although you probably enjoy a few leisurely meals every day, chances are that…
Mastication adaptation: easier chewing benefited human ancestors
Business Insider,
Thomson ReutersFile photo of David Lordkipanidze of the Georgian Academy of Sciences showing a a 1.75-million-year-old skull…