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    the idea that the crop wheat actually tamed humans instead of humans taming this once wild grass

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    it was worse for a farmer in times of foragers and farmers as foragers had a diet of many different animals and plants while farmers focused on one singular crop and they would die faster. which begs the question of is it better to settle to be a farmer or still live wild?
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