Eating meat may have paved the way for today's 6,500 spoken languages

Geege Schuman stashed this in Language

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Geege Schuman
10:23 AM Mar 12 2016

Language was developed so people could say how we like our meat prepared. 

<p>Language was developed so people could say how we like our meat prepared. </p>

Adam Rifkin
12:14 PM Mar 13 2016