Assertion: omnivore's food | /r/HasProperty | requisite
Facets:
value: no longer
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: If anything, being a "mesocarnivore" aka "true omnivore" is a disadvantage to the development of intelligence, because it's one fewer problem to have to solve; getting food of the proper type for your metabolism is no longer a requisite, you can eat anything around you that isn't toxic to you (and plant matter isn't "poisonous" to a cat or other obligate carnivore, per se, the animal just doesn't get as much if anything from it nutritionally as they do from proteins and fats).