Did eating meat really make us human? - For decades, paleontologists have theorized that the evolution of humanlike features and meat eating are strongly connected.

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Did eating meat really make us human? - For decades, paleontologists have theorized that the evolution of humanlike features and meat eating are strongly connected. (arstechnica.com)

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We have always been omnivores...

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It has been proven once our ancestors started cooking the meat first then eating it was then they introduced the proper protein and enzymes to allow for brain growth and over size growth. So yes once the meat was cooked.

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