How Fruit & Vegetables looked before & after Human intervention.

This video needs a community note. I'm totally against chem-food and GMOs, but the changes in fruit in the video are done through gardening techniques, not chemicals or GMOs. The Native American Indians used to make rainbow corn for example.

And 50% of the population on earth wouldn’t be here without that intervention. Probably more like 90%

Human really done an good job 😄

Wrong bred not chemically altered or created.

That’s not wild apple. It’s a dang guava

Seriously what are they doing to our fruit?

Plant breeding to select for desirable traits is not the same as infusing with chemicals to "preserve" food. there are plant variants and strains and they would cross them to get the best of each world, essentially

its almost like they were bred to be better and also there are different breeds of stuff forexample there are more than 1 type of wild bananas but the ones you get at the store dont have seeds so

Not to mention vegans/fruitarians age like dogs.

Chipotle uses wild avocados $$

Fake as fk, as someone belonging to indigenous tribe my villagers did not modify maize or banana and its still the same. You're just shows pics of different species of the same plant!

Brassica oleracea = wild cabbage. Looks like a tall growing, almost burdock plant Brussels, Cabbage, Kohlrabi, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Collard Greens, Kale These are all diff cultivars of same plant...bred for diff attribs

That banana with seed is different variety, still exist, people grow the plant for the leaves (it has strong and firm leaves) Many people do not aware that there are at least a dozen type of bananas.

It’s truly incredible to see the power of selective breeding! From tiny, seedy wild plants to the sweet, accessible versions we eat today—humanity has been bioengineering for millennia. 🤯

Dr. Sebi talked about how nature made our produce alkaline but because most are now genetically modified some are acidic to the body. The second video talks about how "they" are adding genetically modified microbes to the soil ☠️ 👇

I disagree somewhat with the photo of the wild peach. A property I used to own was previously owned by a Chinese family who planted seeds from China. Among them was a wild peach they said was native to the foothills of the Himalayas. It was tiny, but intensely flavored.

Wild fruit sucks! Good job, humans!

I never knew wild cucumber wanted to murder humans

Looks like I got a “wild cucumber” if ya know what I mean.

Not accurate. These are different types of wild options, not necessarily the same breed of plant.

Bruh this is diabolical

This is helpful when I get my Time Machine up and running. I’ll be hungry traveling back and forth.

Wild cucumber is Wild!

We made them more tasty and convenient to eat

This is why it's hard to entertain the fear about "processed" foods. Because the term could mean they added a possible carcinogen to improve the texture, or it could simply mean that they chopped it into pieces. Now it's being used to mean selectively breeding the ancestral crop. Come on now.

Humans specifically breeding plants to actually give us food and not just seeds was a great thing for humanity

so cucumbers were domesticated

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You mean before they were genetically modified. I don't mean in a lab, but so many people claim to want food the way their ancestors had it.

Я не поняла это до запада почти почти дошел мем про дикий огурец или это и был оригинал для дикого огурца

It's almost like genetically modifying foods in order to be able to feed ourselves was a good idea. Lol

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