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I have to agree with Drake. The only people who are interested in men being ripped are homosexuals. Although I tend to be naturally quite muscular, it is just part of my build. I'd rather be thinner and more athletic, personally.
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HC:
From Price's book:
Polynesians who subsisted on traditional diet:

Polynesians who ate imported food:
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His arms doesn't mean ****. He's also scrawny all around.
No ****. He's scrawny all-around because paleolithic hunting relied on endurance and not strength, despite all the moronic fantasies you have about ripped male hominids spearing their prey and then each other.
I could make the argument that if he were stronger, he could be a better hunter,

If he were carrying more muscle mass, he never would've been able to run the kudu down in the first place. News flash: kudus (and most other animals) run faster than humans, so you better be able to outlast them.
don't act like being able to throw a stone-tipped spear into the inch thick hide of an ibex doesn't take strength.
The kudu was just lying there, and David Attenborough even points out that the spear throw really isn't necessary. The hunter could've easily just walked up and cut the kudu's throat.
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Ever heard of this, HC?Originally posted by Hauldren Collider View PostJesus christ. Does Alby really recommend the nutrition of NEANDERTHALS?
Humans have been getting taller, smarter, and longer-lived over the last century. Why? Largely because of better nutrition.
In 1939, he published "Nutrition and Physical Degeneration", a book that details a series of ethnographic nutritional studies performed by Price across diverse cultures.
Some of the cultures studied include the inhabitants of the Lötschental in Switzerland, the inhabitants of the Isles of Lewis and Harris in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, the Gaeltacht areas on the western islands of Ireland, the Eskimos of Alaska and Canada, the Native Americans, among the inhabitants of New Caledonia, Fiji, Samoa, the Marquesas Islands, Tahiti, Rarotonga, Nukuʻalofa, Hawaii, the Masai, Kikuyu, Wakamba and Jalou tribes of Kenya, the Muhima of Uganda, the Baitu and Watusi of Rwanda, the Pygmies, and Wanande in the Congo, the Terrakeka, Dinka and Neurs of Sudan, the Aborigines of Australia, the inhabitants of the Torres Strait, the Māori of New Zealand, the Tauhuanocans, Quechua, "Andes Indians", "Sierra Indians" and "Jungle Indians" of Peru.
In his studies he claimed to have found that plagues of modern civilization (headaches, general muscle fatigue, dental caries or cavities, impacted molars, tooth crowding, allergies, heart disease, asthma, and degenerative diseases such as tuberculosis and cancer) were not present in those cultures sustained by indigenous diets. However, within a single generation these same cultures experienced all the above listed ailments with the inclusion of Western foods in their diet: refined sugars, refined flours, canned goods, etc.
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Umm... being able to climb trees, means he can get fruit from the tree, he can gain an altitude advantage so he can survey a large area, which is useful for hunting and warfare, he can escape from certain predators by climbing up a tree, etc. A lot of advantages to be had with climbing.Originally posted by Drake Tungsten View PostLook at his arms, you idiot. Upper body strength means nothing to this man.
Hey and if he's good at pullups, he can also climb trees better which has many advantages!
You goddamn racist...
His arms doesn't mean ****. He's also scrawny all around.
I could make the argument that if he were stronger, he could be a better hunter, eat more and more often, and therefore, be able to get more protein to be even stronger... don't act like being able to throw a stone-tipped spear into the inch thick hide of an ibex doesn't take strength.
Don't confuse leanness with a lack of strength.
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To be fair, paleo diets aren't unhealthy. They are, however:
1. Racist. Only rich first-worlders can afford to completely abandon grains as a staple food.
2. Stupid. Why exactly should we eat only what our caveman ancestors could? Should we stop driving cars and using computers, too?
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Jesus christ. Does Alby really recommend the nutrition of NEANDERTHALS?
Humans have been getting taller, smarter, and longer-lived over the last century. Why? Largely because of better nutrition.
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Look at his arms, you idiot. Upper body strength means nothing to this man.
Hey and if he's good at pullups, he can also climb trees better which has many advantages!
You goddamn racist...
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Did you even watch that and see how he hunts? Are you saying doing pullups wouldn't strengthen his arms, shoulders, and lats for the throwing motion he uses with the javelin?Originally posted by Drake Tungsten View PostYou know what would help this guy hunt better? 100 pullups!
Hey and if he's good at pullups, he can also climb trees better which has many advantages!
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Science also says paleo diets are ****ing stupid and that carbs are an important part of a healthy diet, you ******.
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Oh really? Because I'm sorry, the bow and arrow was invented by Homo Habilis! It wasn't invented 11,000 years ago like ****ing science says!Originally posted by Drake Tungsten View PostYeah, Alby seems to have a completely ridiculous idea of how prehistoric humans actually hunted. Go figure.
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The bow is only 11,000 years old. We're talking Paleolithic hunting here.Originally posted by Asher View PostI'd use a bow and arrow to kill, frankly. Only idiots get up close with prey.
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Yeah, Alby seems to have a completely ridiculous idea of how prehistoric humans actually hunted. Go figure.
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I'd use a bow and arrow to kill, frankly. Only idiots get up close with prey.
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