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\environment onandon-speed-000

\ProcessSample{bodyfont} \setupbodyfont[dejavu]

\starttext

\def\sapolsky{%
    Agriculture is a fairly recent human invention, and in many ways it was one
    of the great \type {stupid} moves of all time. Hunter|-|gatherers have
    thousands of wild sources of food to subsist on. Agriculture changed that
    all, generating an overwhelming reliance on a few dozen domesticated food
    sources, making you extremely vulnerable to the next famine, the next locust
    infestation, the next potato blight. Agriculture allowed for stockpiling of
    surplus resources and thus, \type {inevitably}, the unequal stockpiling of
    them --- stratification of society and the invention of classes. Thus, it
    allowed for the invention of poverty. I think that the punch line of the
    primate|-|human difference is that when humans invented poverty, they came up
    with a way of subjugating the low|-|ranking like \type {nothing ever seen
    before} in the primate world.
}%

\def\Sample#1%
  {\start
   \switchtobodyfont[#1]
   \dorecurse\SampleCount{\sapolsky\par}%
   \stop}

\startlayout[page]
    \ProcessSample{\SampleCount\space texts on pages with [1,2,4] word verbatim switches}
\stoplayout

\stoptext