Explain Pollan's assertion that both Chapman and the apple "have been sweetened beyond recognition. Figures of tart wildness, both have been thoroughly domesticated...in both cases a cheap, fake sweetness has been substituted for the real thing." Who/what else have we done this to? Why?

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Answer:

The answer is apple and chapman

Explanation:

Because  Pollan means that both the apple and chapman have had their histories rewritten to be more simple and less interesting. The Disney/ storybook image paints Johnny Appleseeds image of a burlap-scak wearing gallivanting do-gooder who sprinkled seeds through the countryside, and the apple is now known as this haelthy whole some fruit, when in reality its origins were in hard cider and John Chaoman had this child bride which is problematic but ignored.