If humans need sunscreen, how did ancestors survive the sun?

One cleans the skin, the other the conscience.

Egg yolk Liquid gold that built brains. Packed with choline, fat, and real vitamins. Feeds nerves, fuels hormones, sharpens mind. Nature’s multivitamin in a fragile shell. Humans prized it for fertility and strength. The unborn bird was pure nutrition. Sacred food before “cholesterol” propaganda. Now factory birds make pale ghosts of it. Yolks bleached by soy and fear. They call it “free-range” if the cage has Wi-Fi. Fat makes life — not labels.

They call circumcision “clean.” Funny how every mutilation starts with hygiene. The wild body was perfect. Industry just couldn’t invoice it.

Nothing says “civilized” like rubbing industrial alcohol into your skin fifty times a day. The modern priesthood calls it “hygiene.” The body calls it chemical warfare. Your skin isn’t dirty - it’s alive. It hosts a whole army that keeps you safe. You murder it with sanitizer, then wonder why every new germ wins the next round. The funny part? Most of these gels contain fragrance, microplastics, and hormone disruptors - bottled toxins pretending to save you from microbes. The immune system used to train in the mud; now it’s unemployed. Meanwhile, kids grow up scared of dirt, allergic to life, and addicted to “antibacterial” everything. Germ theory became a religion. Clean hands replaced clean living. And every squeeze of sanitizer spreads the real disease - fear of nature itself. If your skin needs sterilizing to feel safe, you’re already sick.

They boiled the life out of milk, then sold it as “safe.” Safety from what - enzymes? The cow gives living food. Industry gives sterile white soup. Dead milk for dead metabolisms.

Modern medicine doesn’t say ‘random,’ but it treats disease like weather. No context. No terrain. Just bad luck and a prescription.

If disease is random, why does it follow lifestyle like a shadow?

Why does “trust the science” always end with a checkout page?

Food used to heal. Now healing comes in capsules with slogans. Powdered broccoli isn’t nutrition - it’s marketing. If your diet needs a barcode, your problem isn’t deficiency - it’s dependency.

Hunger isn’t a crisis. It’s a calibration. The body rebuilds when you stop stuffing it. Modern humans panic at the first stomach growl - their ancestors called that “morning.”

Human mind, AI keyboard.

That slogan built majority of the supermarket aisle.

Why do people trust food made in labs but fear milk from a cow?