> Have you ever done anthropological studies on Hawaii?
No. it would be interesting to do it. have you?

>>In Phillipines it can be got in the markets. how much vitamin A >>does raw
tuna liver have?
>A lot. But they are somewhat tiny.
how much is a lot? how tiny is tiny?

> if Cordain was privvy to such information, as you are, then he >would be
worth listening to?
i wasn't privy to it. i spent a few minutes finding it.

>Or does he have to come to Hawaii and talk to some >fishermen?
Cordain doesnt have to do anything, its a free world.  but if he doesnt do
anthropological studies, or paleo-archeological studies, he is no more an
expert on the field of paleo/traditional diets than say, an exercise
physiologist or a violinist.
he could say, truthfully, " as a violinist i believe paleo man ate lean
meat."   Many amateurs have made valuable contributions in many fields. but
people would be forwarned this was an amateur's opinion [violinist,
physiologist etc], and scrutinise his logic and consistency more carefully.


andrew