For thousands of years, food storage was one of humanity's biggest problems.

Even if you could grow or hunt sufficient calories when food was abundant,

it was very difficult to store those calories for when food was scarce.

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Way back in the day, food storage was a huge problem. Let's say U-Mear tribe went hunting and came back with a really large animal.

Basically, you had to eat the vast amount of it before it spoiled.

You could take some of the meat and dry it, but that was really the only option for storing food.

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