When you know what ancient people did with sinew, it’s not that obtuse. We have used bones, cartilage and sinews of animals we killed for a really looooooong time. It comes as a natural thought when you see that when those parts are boiled they become sticky and then harden as they dry. Not a really hard logical leap to make. Just somewhat morbid.
I’m sure it went more like:
“Boy I sure am hungry, but there’s no food for a poor person like me to buy! I wonder if boiling the hooves of this horse would be tasty?”
“Well, not really tasty, but kinda gummy. And when it cooled it got hard and dried pretty clear and the stirrer stuck to whatever I placed it on! I wonder what else I can use this waste product for then?”
Imagine eating a bunch of horse glue thinking it’s food, now you can’t shit cause your insides are filled with cemented glue
If you can make glue out of a horse, can’t you make glue out of any animal or people too?
We have been making animal glues for like… 200000 years. So yep. Any animal can be made a glue.
Pretty sure you can. Just ask residence of Dresden in 1945
I don’t know this event and I’m going to keep it that way. I can only assume it’s some ww2 atrocity.
Similar energy:
Eh, babies drink from tits. Calves drink from tits. Not a big logical leap to make for early man, especially after/during the domestication of milkable animals.
Yeah, but I can see how a 6-year-old living a 90s suburban childhood might think the way Calvin does.
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Well if I had to guess, I’d say it’s his knee
