Also, if you believe the classic of anthropology, Nyssa, they also have a lot more time for Scootalypooping. What? I call it Scootalypooping. I'm not going to apologize. It's worth noting that cultivation of crops seems to have arisen independently over the course of millennia in a number of places, from Africa to China to the Americas. Using crops that naturally grew nearby, rice in Southeast Asia, maize in Mexico, potatoes in the Andes, wheat in the Fertile Crescent, yams in West Africa, people around the world began to abandon their foraging for agriculture. And since so many communities made this choice independently, it must have been a good choice, right?