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After hunter-gatherers harness fire as a tool, it ignites a culinary and cerebral revolution that advances evolution.
After hunter-gatherers harness fire as a tool, it ignites a culinary and cerebral revolution that advances evolution.
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The History of Food
S1, EP2 "The Agricultural Revolution"The advent of agriculture renders humans' hunter-gatherer lifestyle obsolete in favor of settled life and stable food supplies, triggering a population explosion.
The History of Food
S1, EP3 "Fermentation, Preservation and Exploration"The human quest to plan for times of scarcity during times of plenty by preserving food.
The History of Food
S1, EP1 "The Invention of Cooking"After hunter-gatherers harness fire as a tool, it ignites a culinary and cerebral revolution that advances evolution.
The History of Food
S1, EP5 "The Future of Food"After a century dominated by industrialized and processed food, what comes next might include urban farming, veganism and insect protein production.
The History of Food
S1, EP4 "The Industry of Food"Industrialization triggers the second great food revolution, dramatically transforming people's diets during the course of the 20th century.
The History of Food
S1, EP3 "Fermentation, Preservation and Exploration"The human quest to plan for times of scarcity during times of plenty by preserving food.
The History of Food
S1, EP2 "The Agricultural Revolution"The advent of agriculture renders humans' hunter-gatherer lifestyle obsolete in favor of settled life and stable food supplies, triggering a population explosion.
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