← Back to context Comment by CGMthrowaway 5 days ago Whoever smelled a ginkgo fruit and said "let's eat this" ! 2 comments CGMthrowaway Reply rbanffy 5 days ago Our sense of smell also evolved in the past couple thousand years. And the further back you go, the hungrier our ancestor will be.I need to get food at the market, not wait for it to fall into a trap or fight it to death. linksnapzz 4 days ago It's not the sarcotesta, the butyric-acid filled dogshit smelling thing, it's the "seed" (it's not really a seed, morphologically as I understand it...), the sclerotesta that's edible.
rbanffy 5 days ago Our sense of smell also evolved in the past couple thousand years. And the further back you go, the hungrier our ancestor will be.I need to get food at the market, not wait for it to fall into a trap or fight it to death.
linksnapzz 4 days ago It's not the sarcotesta, the butyric-acid filled dogshit smelling thing, it's the "seed" (it's not really a seed, morphologically as I understand it...), the sclerotesta that's edible.
Our sense of smell also evolved in the past couple thousand years. And the further back you go, the hungrier our ancestor will be.
I need to get food at the market, not wait for it to fall into a trap or fight it to death.
It's not the sarcotesta, the butyric-acid filled dogshit smelling thing, it's the "seed" (it's not really a seed, morphologically as I understand it...), the sclerotesta that's edible.