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Using Harari's formulation, Jiang says humans thought they domesticated wheat, but wheat in effect domesticated humans by making them do the labor of its survival.
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...in the book Sapiens the Israeli Israeli Historian named you well Harari. He's very famous it Sapiens also very famous book. There's a very..."
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"...in the book Sapiens the Israeli Israeli Historian named you well Harari. He's very famous it Sapiens also very famous book. There's a very..."
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"this out in nature if You're wheat and you want to survive you have to make yourself attractive to other people and to animals..."
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