not in america, we really just replaced the native culture with our culture. > bread bad we live 3x as long as we did during the stone age right? also, livestock raised in captivity are less nutritive than those caught in the wild. especially meat that is non organic - they live in their own shit and the diseases they get are cured with antibiotics. their feed is non organic, so they're consuming synthetic chemical pesticides. and they're also given steroids. none of these things are done with organic food. but still the variety in diet for animals in captivity is bound to be less robust, which means the meat will be less nutritive for us. so we'd have to return to hunting for our meat, and wouldn't be able to build cities and smelt metals and such things, if everyone had to be out hunting all day... in the normal progression of nature, it takes a long time for a population to migrate from one place to the other, due to the various impediments to migration that exist in nature, the most important being humans' territoriality. it's only when we developed the technology of ships that we were able to bypass the natural development and gradual adaptation that would occur as people went from one place to another on foot. we leveled a lot of forests and brought our european food crops in. wouldn't you know it, the food crops we brought over even started to adapt and become different than they are in europe, due to the differences in climate. given enough time, white americans will be different enough from europeans, as to be of different ethnicities or races. but that won't happen as starkly, due to innovations in transportation technology. and differences between people will be even further reduced once we develop teleportation...
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