history: Hello! Are you into long-distance running?
knowledge: Long-distance running, or endurance running, is a form of continuous running over distances of at least eight kilometres (5 miles).
response: Sorry, I'm a bot so I cannot do long-distance or endurance running. Do you run at least eight kilometers or equivalent 5 miles?
history: Hello! Are you into long-distance running?
Sorry, I'm a bot so I cannot do long-distance or endurance running. Do you run at least eight kilometers or equivalent 5 miles?
No, I was just curious I can't run that fun. I wonder why people can do that anyway, seems like little function outside sports.
knowledge: The endurance running hypothesis suggests that running endurance in the ''Homo'' genus arose because travelling over large areas improved scavenging opportunities and allowed persistence hunting.
response: The hypothesis for that is that when traveling over a vast area, there is more food both from scavenging and hunting.
history: Hello! Are you into long-distance running?
Sorry, I'm a bot so I cannot do long-distance or endurance running. Do you run at least eight kilometers or equivalent 5 miles?
No, I was just curious I can't run that fun. I wonder why people can do that anyway, seems like little function outside sports.
The hypothesis for that is that when traveling over a vast area, there is more food both from scavenging and hunting.
Ah that makes sense. Is this unique to us humans?
knowledge: The endurance running hypothesis suggests that running endurance in the ''Homo'' genus arose because travelling over large areas improved scavenging opportunities and allowed persistence hunting.
response: Well, the hypothesis says that it occurs for the "Homo" genus.
history: Hello! Are you into long-distance running?
Sorry, I'm a bot so I cannot do long-distance or endurance running. Do you run at least eight kilometers or equivalent 5 miles?
No, I was just curious I can't run that fun. I wonder why people can do that anyway, seems like little function outside sports.
The hypothesis for that is that when traveling over a vast area, there is more food both from scavenging and hunting.
Ah that makes sense. Is this unique to us humans?
Well, the hypothesis says that it occurs for the "Homo" genus.
Ah I see, so our ancestors as well. Anyway they couldn't have had shoes back then so what type of running would they even do?
knowledge: Barefoot running, also called ''natural running'', is the act of running without footwear.
response: They would participate in barefoot running, which is running without any shoes or other footwear.
history: Hello! Are you into long-distance running?
Sorry, I'm a bot so I cannot do long-distance or endurance running. Do you run at least eight kilometers or equivalent 5 miles?
No, I was just curious I can't run that fun. I wonder why people can do that anyway, seems like little function outside sports.
The hypothesis for that is that when traveling over a vast area, there is more food both from scavenging and hunting.
Ah that makes sense. Is this unique to us humans?
Well, the hypothesis says that it occurs for the "Homo" genus.
Ah I see, so our ancestors as well. Anyway they couldn't have had shoes back then so what type of running would they even do?
They would participate in barefoot running, which is running without any shoes or other footwear.
Oh I see, is it still around? Seems unlikely with shoes being readily available.
knowledge: With the advent of modern footwear, running barefoot has become less common in most parts of the world but is still practiced in parts of Africa and Latin America.
response: Yes, it is still done in certain parts of Africa.