Brain Size and Cooking
Richard discusses the relationship between brain size and domestication, suggesting that smaller brains in domesticated animals do not equate to lower cognitive abilities. He explores the evolution of meat consumption, emphasizing how the discovery of fire not only enhanced the enjoyment of meat but also allowed early humans to allocate more time to hunting, significantly increasing their hunting frequency and efficiency.In this clip
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