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>why do legumes have so much more protein than other plants?

They don't, if you're comparing the whole plants. Plants have different parts and we don't always eat the same thing. Sometimes we eat the plant itself (like the leafs) which is usually rich in fibers, sometimes we eat the fruit which is mainly carbs, sometimes we eat the seeds which are generally rich in proteins.

Lentils, beans and so on technically are seeds.

Original study is under paywall as usual, but how can we know they didn't guess the sugar water through other ways, like smell for example?

Are you an AI?

Lately I wonder how much of Reddit is still human. We're probably watching the very first case in history of AI's takeover.

Those aren't spaghetti