Evolutionary Success
Humans didn't domesticate wheat. In terms of evolution, it is wheat that domesticated humans. Humans became slaves to crops, tending to them every day, increasing their population, even at the cost of their aching backs.
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Great book, a must-read for anyone who wishes to understand humans.
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