Saturday, October 20, 2018

THE DRUNKEN APE







Getting tipsy meant these apes lost their inhibitions and learned to trust each other, which was a key evolutionary advantage. 

Throughout history, the consumption of alcohol may have helped people become more creative, advancing the development of language, art and religion.
This is because alcohol lowers inhibitions and makes people feel more spiritual.




Apes were drinking beer before Brett Kavanaugh got plastered.

Before Jesus was born our simian brethren were imbibing suds.

Before Hemingway or Steinbeck became inebriated and wrote their prose, apes were swigging beer, or at least a fermented liquid that preceded Coors and Budweiser.

But apes were not sufficiently evolved to create Art; they drank beer to get closer to each other.

Beer bonded them.

Beer triggered their brains to produce endorphins.

And
Voila!
Baby apes!


IT'S ABOUT RENEWABLE RESOURCES AND BEER



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