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Ciorba: Well actually, most of the fruits and veggies we eat weren't as big 5 centuries ago. It takes a large amount of selective breeding and careful farming/tending to make them hueg (and tasty).
Same thing for many domestic animals. Dogs are the only exception that comes to mind.
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Pendragon: Wow, that's very intriguing. Then again I should know that. (Corn comes to mind why)
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Anonymous1: I can't believe I just read Ciorba's comment and the only thing that went through my mind was "hey that's pretty interesting" and not "what the fuck is he talking about" or "how do i troll that xD".
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An_Onymous: It's true. Corn is a particularly striking example; the wild plant it was developed from is a practically inedible, unremarkable-looking grass that looks nothing like modern corn. Wheat is also interesting in that it is hexaploid (has six copies of its genome) and it is thought by some that humans created this hexaploidy.
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Anonymous2: not selective breeding... DAMN GMs GROWING BIGGER SHIT, ARGH
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CommonTater: his dick is limper than a limp spaghetti noodle.
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Anonymous3: i like apples
cuz if you dont clone (plant a branch) the tree, it will always be different
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Anonymous4: no, not grown hormones, selective breeding and then recently growth hormones, corn is a grain also

pickles are fruit

now go cry urself to sleep


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