/tikilounge/ - do polynesian tribes that included anthropophagy on their diet really needed to do so to survive because of the lack of red meat on their islands?

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Mahu 03/16/2015 (Mon) 04:37:20 No. 634

do polynesian tribes that included anthropophagy on their diet really needed to do so to survive because of the lack of red meat on their islands?

Mahu 03/16/2015 (Mon) 22:02:21 No. 635

No.
They could have eaten fish as a replacement.
In fact, red meat isn't necessary in a diet at all, you can survive without it if you eat a lot of legumes instead.
I don't know if any beans grow on any oceanic island, but still they could have been fine with just fish.

Captain Blueballs 03/18/2015 (Wed) 01:02:34 No. 636

If we started eating eachother, what type of person would be the most delicious?

Im going with eating high-end cooks and the rich people they cook for. Delicious organic-fed human.

Flaubert wrote about his experiment cooking meat from fresh cadavers that he got at some morgue in paris. He described it as stringy sweet beef. Probably didn't marinade it worth a shit imo

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