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WCDT: 2480-2484 (1-5 July, 2013) Weekly Comic Discussion Thread

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TinPenguin:

--- Quote from: Carl-E on 11 Jul 2013, 14:19 ---Hell, even if it ca't, we'll find a way...

--- End quote ---

Milk's one thing, but I think some people draw the line at eating cat.

Carl-E:
typo fixed, expect new typo in three... two...  won...

:roll:

BTW, why won't this thread die?

Mr_Rose:
You want a weird adaptation?
Plenty of species have external digestion; flies, fungi and bacteria being the principal proponents.
Humans however are, thus far, unique in having partial external digestion as a cultural artefact; we call it cooking.

Akima:

--- Quote from: Method of Madness on 11 Jul 2013, 08:06 ---Seriously? That sucks.
--- End quote ---
In much of the world, and certainly in East and South East Asia, it is the continued ability to digest lactose beyond childhood that is unusual. You milk-drinkers are the mutants. Literally. I am lactose-intolerant, as are about 95% of Chinese people. Ice-cream lovers of the world should consider themselves fortunate that they don't have to compete with with us!

J:
if i recall correctly, the mutation for lactose tolerance is known to have occurred 4 times, independently in separate human populations around the world. in each case this was followed by a massive population boom, as consuming milk allowed for better nutrition into adulthood.

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