Turn back the clock eight thousand years. You’re a young Indian living in the Andes Mountains in South America. In the distance are wild llamas. They’re eating. You creep closer and see that the critters are munching on a bitter, slightly poisonous tuber. You watch. The animals lick clay before they eat. They’re all safe. Maybe they know something that you don’t? You report back to the tribe. Michele Debczak wrote in Mental Floss that people “started dunking their
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