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>For roughly 10,000 years, farming communities have improved crops by saving seeds from plants that produced better harvests. By repeatedly choosing varieties with desirable traits such as larger size, better flavor, and greater resilience, people gradually shaped the fruits and vegetables that are common in diets today. Most modern produce reflects centuries or even millennia of this slow, intentional selection.
What could possibly go wrong?
Archive: https://archive.today/spICt
From the post:
>>For roughly 10,000 years, farming communities have improved crops by saving seeds from plants that produced better harvests. By repeatedly choosing varieties with desirable traits such as larger size, better flavor, and greater resilience, people gradually shaped the fruits and vegetables that are common in diets today. Most modern produce reflects centuries or even millennia of this slow, intentional selection.
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