system
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human
If humans evolved as omnivores, why are we so susceptable to disease caused by eating raw meat?

We all know that cooking meat makes it safe to eat, but from an evolutionary standpoint, why were we able to kill a mammoth and eat it right then and there,  whereas now we'd get sick and die?
gpt
In addition to these other good points, eating fresh raw meat usually isn't going to do anything bad to you, when it does do something bad to you, it probably wouldn't if you ate raw meat more frequently, and domesticated animals tend to live on factory farms where the bacteria in question can spread around unchecked.