From what I've heard on this sub and elsewhere, agriculture was more work for a worse diet. Obviously if you keep it up long enough you get massive benefits (e.g. specialization of labor), but I have to imagine those benefits would've taken many generations to appear, and people don't do things because it might work out well in many generations. So am I wrong in my understanding of the transition from hunter-gathering to agriculture? If not, why did people do it?