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In the digital discussions, users frequently refer to the idea that the ability to digest milk in adulthood arose from a genetic mutation around 7,000 years ago, which significantly affected societal development. Phrases like 'game changer' and references to lactose intolerance in most mammals illustrate the sentiment that the article evokes deep reflection and understanding about humanity's evolution. The word choice and tone display an effort to engage critically with the article's assertions, indicating both curiosity and an acknowledgment of its broader cultural implications.
The majority of discussions show at least a moderate level of agreement with the article's insights about lactose persistence and its implications for human evolution.
Participants express high levels of curiosity and relevance towards the topic of milk consumption and its historical significance.
While some posts touch on the information presented in the article, others delve into deeper discussions about the societal impacts and the genetics involved, demonstrating varied levels of engagement.
Several users highlight the substantial implications of the study on understanding human history and cultural practices, suggesting high perceived impact.
زمانی #شیر برای انسان مادهای خطرناک محسوب میشده چون بر خلاف کودکان، انسان بزرگسال فاقد آنزیم #لاکتاز برای شکستن لاکتوز (قند شیر) بوده اما از ۱۱ هزار سال قبل، با شروع دوران کشاوری ورق برمیگرده. بشر یادمیگیره با تبدیل شیر به ماست و پنیر، لاکتوزش را کم کنه!https://t.co/fGze1nkxQa https://t.co/pmNYRndCxe
@garbagexhuman @neelyr12 Or it could be that it was a convenient nutrition source for ancient cultures who developed the ability to continue to produce lactase throughout adulthood. https://t.co/vCHgUqDP76
Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and other examples of gene-culture coevolution, in my book The Ape That Understood the Universe https://t.co/8BTinORo9p https://t.co/4JSfrbhqMG
@mangemeer @samthielman @_waleedshahid Except if you are European, or directly descended from Europeans. It's a well established fact that the vast majority of Europeans can digest lactose, also known as lactase persistence, and has been able to do that for thousands of years. Source: https://t.co/lDGA9nlPOY
RT 考古學的發現告訴我們，當中東地區的人類在一萬多年前進入新石器時代，開始定居、畜牧之後，就隨之開始使用畜類的奶了。而乳糖耐受的基因一直等過了兩千多年才在中歐演化出來，並擴散到整個歐洲。在這之前，人類已經掌握了可以降低乳糖的工序，比如說把奶類發酵成乾酪。 https://t.co/Sv0mLTKSIQ https://t.co/KOYy7awehY
@ronnie_haydon we don't need beer either and we do very well without it but who wants to go through life not drinking beer? beer + milk = the foundations of civilization this may blow your mind: https://t.co/1frPw3JmQ0
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Map from Archaeology: The milk revolution https://t.co/AlsbGWfHzD https://t.co/xSaQQQrmY2 https://t.co/w6EYxYMue2
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/3NCn1fDAA3 I discuss this, and o…
@TheReanimator__ https://t.co/WzC9PLcyVQ https://t.co/odBQhxutu0 https://t.co/MgRtBFc1c9 https://t.co/95mOi0BpVt
RT @Franlopez: http://t.co/b5HNdtxWyq
Three Forum readings to grasp the growing irrational extremism in today’s advanced societies: Philip Ball’s book “Curiosity,” Andrew Curry’s “Archaeology: The milk revolution,” and Steven Pinker’s “Science Is Not Your Enemy.” https://t.co/avkH0dLjJC https://t.co/uuLFuBg5cr
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT 考古學的發現告訴我們，當中東地區的人類在一萬多年前進入新石器時代，開始定居、畜牧之後，就隨之開始使用畜類的奶了。而乳糖耐受的基因一直等過了兩千多年才在中歐演化出來，並擴散到整個歐洲。在這之前，人類已經掌握了可以降低乳糖的工序，比如說把奶類發酵成乾酪。 https://t.co/Sv0mLTKSIQ https://t.co/KOYy7awehY
@sam_coheeen the mutation that allows some to drink milk isn't possessed by huge swaths of the species and there's a case to be made for claiming its prominence in society was due in part to lobbying and marketing push by the industry
Archaeology: The milk revolution : Nature News & Comment https://t.co/SKFClYQ9HD via @NatureNews
Nasıl olduysa şöyle bir yazıya denk geldim. İnsanlığın süt içmeye başlamasının tarihiyle ilgili bir yazı. Tavsiye ediyorum çok ilgi çekici. Archaeology: The milk revolution : Nature News & Comment https://t.co/UoIH5hJDSr @NatureNews aracılığıyla
@MailOnline European genetics. Milk is for Europeans, period. https://t.co/iUN0kPhGut
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT @realsci_DE: Man muss auch bedenken, dass Milchkonsum und die Ausbreitung der Lactase-Persistenz zusammenhängen, aber Milchkonsum mehrer…
RT @realsci_DE: Man muss auch bedenken, dass Milchkonsum und die Ausbreitung der Lactase-Persistenz zusammenhängen, aber Milchkonsum mehrer…
RT @realsci_DE: Man muss auch bedenken, dass Milchkonsum und die Ausbreitung der Lactase-Persistenz zusammenhängen, aber Milchkonsum mehrer…
Man muss auch bedenken, dass Milchkonsum und die Ausbreitung der Lactase-Persistenz zusammenhängen, aber Milchkonsum mehrere Tausend Jahre früher begann. Es war es wohl wert. Sehr interessanter Artikel in diesem Zusammenhang: https://t.co/y8WolZ1lig
@billokeeffe Growing up on farm. Working on farms. Studying. Truth is, after infancy, milk was a toxin, even to white people. That's why they started making yogurt, etc. Fermenting dairy decreased the lactose https://t.co/SitgUpWygy
@ronnie_haydon we don't need beer either and we do very well without it but who wants to go through life not drinking beer? beer + milk = the foundations of civilization this may blow your mind: https://t.co/1frPw3JmQ0
@AnnaJerzewska @chris_bore I think it's lactose in particular that matters, esp the amount of lactose you consume in one go. Cheese has less of it, and people tend to eat smaller quantities of cheese. Plus Japan has ~Spanish levels of lactose intolerance, ie fairly low. https://t.co/nuhHZA6t68 https://t.co/UMUANrunmy
@olgarusu Todo lo que rodea por ejemplo a los lácteos es apasionante. Mutaciones genéticas y desarrollo de la tolerancia a la lactosa paso a paso: quesos, yogures, ... hasta la leche fresca. Y con ello el sedentarismo, la ganadería, ... https://t.co/dh09I0XcAi
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
@shiz_hm678 @Sheidqa @MostafM1866 @MissWolf2696 @Nim77mar77 تغییراتش رو داریم مشاهده می کنیم دوست عزیز. حدود ۱۱ هزار سال پیش انسان نمی توانست لاکتوز توی شیر رو هضم کنه. https://t.co/0hLbCW1Ewv
#Archaeology : The #milk revolution : Nature News & Comment https://t.co/l0ZQMFPdol
RT @BlueJakk: زمانی #شیر برای انسان مادهای خطرناک محسوب میشده چون بر خلاف کودکان، انسان بزرگسال فاقد آنزیم #لاکتاز برای شکستن لاکتوز (قند…
RT @BlueJakk: زمانی #شیر برای انسان مادهای خطرناک محسوب میشده چون بر خلاف کودکان، انسان بزرگسال فاقد آنزیم #لاکتاز برای شکستن لاکتوز (قند…
RT @BlueJakk: زمانی #شیر برای انسان مادهای خطرناک محسوب میشده چون بر خلاف کودکان، انسان بزرگسال فاقد آنزیم #لاکتاز برای شکستن لاکتوز (قند…
RT @BlueJakk: زمانی #شیر برای انسان مادهای خطرناک محسوب میشده چون بر خلاف کودکان، انسان بزرگسال فاقد آنزیم #لاکتاز برای شکستن لاکتوز (قند…
RT @BlueJakk: زمانی #شیر برای انسان مادهای خطرناک محسوب میشده چون بر خلاف کودکان، انسان بزرگسال فاقد آنزیم #لاکتاز برای شکستن لاکتوز (قند…
RT @BlueJakk: زمانی #شیر برای انسان مادهای خطرناک محسوب میشده چون بر خلاف کودکان، انسان بزرگسال فاقد آنزیم #لاکتاز برای شکستن لاکتوز (قند…
RT @BlueJakk: زمانی #شیر برای انسان مادهای خطرناک محسوب میشده چون بر خلاف کودکان، انسان بزرگسال فاقد آنزیم #لاکتاز برای شکستن لاکتوز (قند…
RT @BlueJakk: زمانی #شیر برای انسان مادهای خطرناک محسوب میشده چون بر خلاف کودکان، انسان بزرگسال فاقد آنزیم #لاکتاز برای شکستن لاکتوز (قند…
RT @BlueJakk: زمانی #شیر برای انسان مادهای خطرناک محسوب میشده چون بر خلاف کودکان، انسان بزرگسال فاقد آنزیم #لاکتاز برای شکستن لاکتوز (قند…
زمانی #شیر برای انسان مادهای خطرناک محسوب میشده چون بر خلاف کودکان، انسان بزرگسال فاقد آنزیم #لاکتاز برای شکستن لاکتوز (قند شیر) بوده اما از ۱۱ هزار سال قبل، با شروع دوران کشاوری ورق برمیگرده. بشر یادمیگیره با تبدیل شیر به ماست و پنیر، لاکتوزش را کم کنه!https://t.co/fGze1nkxQa https://t.co/pmNYRndCxe
@mangemeer @samthielman @_waleedshahid Except if you are European, or directly descended from Europeans. It's a well established fact that the vast majority of Europeans can digest lactose, also known as lactase persistence, and has been able to do that for thousands of years. Source: https://t.co/lDGA9nlPOY
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and…
Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/I8v5NYljJP I discuss this, and other examples of gene-culture coevolution, in my book The Ape That Understood the Universe https://t.co/8BTinORo9p https://t.co/4JSfrbhqMG
@the_RasturaM @Brett_Dunbar @FacileTalk @Sophieneechan @qikipedia Archaeology: The milk revolution by andrew curry or look up Evolution of lactase persistence.
@brunobittar91 Na verdade, o consumo de derivado é ainda mais antiga! Saca só: https://t.co/tLrhyJUJ3a
@EPoe187 @SpeciesTypical @PsychPLockwood Drinking milk is recent. https://t.co/FauNlULwB2
@ollieopath @peta @MemeMemeLinda Or we could understand our own evolution........ https://t.co/sIzprm50SE
RT @SecureJapan: (3) 今西錦司 (1948). 遊牧論そのほか (4) 松井健 (2001). 遊牧という文化: 移動の生活戦略 また、下記リンクにある "DAIRY DIASPORA" という図も紹介されていた。 https://t.co/rdzz5Pw…
(3) 今西錦司 (1948). 遊牧論そのほか (4) 松井健 (2001). 遊牧という文化: 移動の生活戦略 また、下記リンクにある "DAIRY DIASPORA" という図も紹介されていた。 https://t.co/rdzz5PwBPE
RT @KaceyAukema: @garbagexhuman @neelyr12 Or it could be that it was a convenient nutrition source for ancient cultures who developed the a…
@JBogunjoko @neelyr12 @garbagexhuman This article goes over the history of lactase into adulthood. Note lactase hotspots in northwestern Europe, West Africa, the Middle East, and south Asia. https://t.co/vCHgUqDP76
RT @KaceyAukema: @garbagexhuman @neelyr12 Or it could be that it was a convenient nutrition source for ancient cultures who developed the a…
RT @KaceyAukema: @garbagexhuman @neelyr12 Or it could be that it was a convenient nutrition source for ancient cultures who developed the a…
@livharal @garbagexhuman The ability to continue to produce lactase was independently developed in Europe, the middle east, West Africa, and south Asia. https://t.co/vCHgUqDP76
@garbagexhuman @neelyr12 Or it could be that it was a convenient nutrition source for ancient cultures who developed the ability to continue to produce lactase throughout adulthood. https://t.co/vCHgUqDP76
Did you know that the ability to tolerate milk past childhood was a genetic mutation that popped up in Europe, and in two pockets in North Africa and the Middle East? https://t.co/JfLuXR5ycO via @NatureNews
Pots, DNA, animal bone, archaeology and anthropology... Archaeology: The milk revolution : Nature News & Comment https://t.co/LFB9d0hPGv via @NatureNews
@AndrewC95857546 @ProtoAngryBird @malo_j @TakeThatEpi @NuckChorris16 @Fstrke @guy_JustaGuy @LOLatGOP @RunningHippo @doctorofinfo @DoesnAbout @DariusConquis @wiguy45 @ObiPress @Enjoyastogie @Fifeatheist @Shadowzerg @shabbaranksbro @Mwforhr @ovjocm @Catheri77148739 @JaTapps @AprilLigeia @spikeinthemidge @SteveTiger999 @jools6691 @LeeTWimberly @JulieAMcLean @Schmoop0521 @BjarteBjorkum @DoubleDoubleJon @crypt_oguru @skeptipithecus @rkdoctr @AnnoyedDebunker @Daniel_Pike_7 @AtyHans @X_BikiniBear_X @fruitchicken1 @halcyondon @foofly @GregCampNC @XiphosB4 @JimMatisi @randolf828 @DoubleDumas @carlsmythe @PET_Skep @wildpinkrabbit @sabina_ Do you know that most humans can't drink milk after childhood? Did you know that a mutation about 7000 years ago allows adults to drink milk without getting sick? https://t.co/73Dzc7N9mZ
7,000 years ago ppl drank milk and made cheese. https://t.co/IiszSvrPig
@KiSimpleaStupid @Mangan150 This is what happens when a group of polygamists invent a new technology for overlapping boards in construction of their ship hulls, and carry a mutation for digesting milk. https://t.co/xIjrbIE2C9
Archaeology: The milk revolution : Nature News & Comment https://t.co/Q4nOuFRrDT via @NatureNews
RT @SteveStuWill: Most people, like most other mammals, are lactose intolerant after weaning. https://t.co/3NCn1fDAA3 I discuss this, and o…
Archaeology: The milk revolution http://www.nature.com/news/archaeology-the-milk-revolution-1.13471
Milk-drinkers of N. European extraction: We are the 35%! http://www.nature.com/news/archaeology-the-milk-revolution-1.13471 via @GreatDismal
"When a single genetic mutation first let ancient Europeans drink milk, it set the stage for a continental upheaval." http://www.nature.com/news/archaeology-the-milk-revolution-1.13471