Re: [GZG] Bovine rebuttal

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Thu, May 29, 2008 at 5:03 PM, Don M <dmaddox1@hot.rr.com> wrote:

> Though it's worth noting it's still the omnivore, not the carnivore,
> that got to sapience first.
>
>
> ***Just as in nature the generalist beats the specialist every time.
>
> In the one example we have to play with, that is.  We can theorise all
> night...
> *** Why else evolve, if you can't talk about it...)
>
> When you compare humans to chimpanzees, we do have a very clear
specialization-- endurance.  We do not have half of the strength of a
chimpanzee, but we can jog!

We are the reverse cheetah.  I cannot imagine how it must have tasted,
loaded with fatigue poisons, but early humans hunted by chasing an
animal
until it could no longer run.  It would just stand there after a thirty
mile
chase over ground with no hiding place, as the hunter walked up and
smashed
its skull in.

It also allowed us to ride horses.