Is it possible that due to thousands of years of evolutionary adaptation to a high starch-carb agricultural diet, modern humans would fare better than early farmers in the early farmers circumstances?

>>16714066 (OP)
Depends what stage of civilization to get your modern humans from. Currently we’re in the decline stage, lots of poor genetics cause weaker immune systems among other troubles.

>>16714066 (OP)
Since evolution must exist on a continuum and does not happen spontaneously and instantaneously:
Yes.
But >thousands of years
also means hardly any significant change.

>>16714066 (OP)
No.
Diabeetus remains extant and readily self inducible.
Evolution has not occurred along the line you presume. Either the adaptation was never possible, or the generalist nature of the diet and poor nutrition associated with caloric focus is insufficient to provoke the stated response.
Also, let me know when we spontaneously regain the ability to produce vitamin c. Retard.

>>16714066 (OP)
Meat eater vs onions eater.
Simple as.

>>16714066 (OP)
Meat eater vs vegan soiboy.
Simple as.

>>16714467
Those vegan soiboys as you call them, genocided the meat eaters effortlessly.

>>16714561
Corporate wants you to find the difference between these two subspecies.

>>16714593
Well, one still exists today.

>>16714066 (OP)
Yes