ǃKung people

pastoralists.

10 to 15 000 years ago but there's good research from the ohio spoon river valley and i think you and i would agree on this that that the change from hunter-gatherers to horticulturists and pastoralists resulted in significant declines in human health and i'm not familiar with any groups of hunter-gatherers and unfortunately most of them are are gone from the planet but either historically through the use, through the work of Weston Price, maybe a hundred years ago, or currently living groups like the Ikung who Frank Marlowe has studied, excuse me, the Hadza who Frank Marlowe has studied, the Ikung from Richard Lee, they don't really graft plants and do this.

So maybe you could share with me offline or something, some research that supports the idea that humans were doing this because

Yeah, grafting is a very modern technique, and I don't know of any research showing that grafting took place more than a few hundred years ago, but definitely the selection and the cross breeding that that's been going on for thousands of years.

Oh, and I wanted to mention the insectoid appearance of the gray aliens and the fact that in Earth's earlier life, iteration there was a lot more oxygen in the atmosphere and therefore insects grew much larger so if aliens are things that have actually been here all along there could be some underground bubble that still retains a lot of oxygen where they thrive or maybe they if they had a civilization they might have figured out ways to increase the oxygen in their atmosphere.

And I know the Bushmen in Africa, the Kung San had a God called Mantis, their creator God.

So Kagena, I think was their name for him.

So just the thought that these could be a high intelligence that are insectoid in nature.