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In summary: humans forced to consume nuts and seeds (survival foods)= body responds by preparing for "winter" during times of scarcity and adds fat mass... Humans with a successful animal hunt having access to stearic signals "abundance" and allows loss of fat mass during times of plenty.
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evolutionarily we're gonna eat nuts and seeds during times of starvation during times of scarcity or when winter is coming figuratively or actually seasonally you could imagine our ancestors having more linoleic acid in their diet and as the linoleic acid increases in the human diet we get a little fatter we prepare for winter it is us it's an evolutionary mechanism