The

The Thank you. I'm gonna go to the other, I'm trying to know. Humans drink warm milk.

Milk from a cow.

They warm it up and it helps them sleep.

Great.

Because of the peptides.

Interesting bit.

Apparently if they milk the cow at night, the night milk works even better to help them sleep.

Which raises the question, is the milk working better, or are they just more exhausted from milking a cow at night?

Well, it's disturbing.

They take milk from another species and drink it.

It started as a survival technique.

They almost killed themselves about 13,000 years ago.

They ate almost all the animals on the planet and had to hurry up and figure out how to stay alive.

One of those ways was drinking the milk of other animals. Weird. It's more common than you think.

The first animals that humans drank the milk of were most likely sheep and goats, as well as aurochs, the ancestors of the modern cow.

What's up with the milk facts?

You seem like something is wrong.

Then ask me what's wrong.

I would, but somebody, not saying who, disabled my emotional discourse protocols.

So, in times like these, when you're pacing around the room like a caged animal, all I have are milk facts.

Enable emotional discourse protocols. I'm sorry, what was that? Enable emotional discourse protocols.

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