Hey, I’d like to end them, too, but his solution–to go vegetarian–is not nutritionally viable to me. It would be in no way a dietary improvement.
It sure would be great if we could somehow manufacture meat without the suffering, though. It’s a technology that would be very useful for spaceflight.
Yes, it’s long past time to ban them. It should be a condition of re-engagement with the Chinese economy.
I’ve never been a big patron of restaurants, both for reasons of cost and health (plus I hate being waited on and having to tip for it), but I’m glad that people who were are trying to help with gift cards.
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I should note, here or someplace, that so far this has barely affected my lifestyle at all. I rarely go out to eat, and am generally a hermit when I’m not traveling.
…is destroying the planet. But, hey, at least it’s terrible for you, nutritionally.
No, there is no scientific reason to think that plant-based diets are healthier than meat-based ones, or healthy at all.
An explanation. It is an annoyance.
I choke the stuff down every morning on faith, but this is the first time I’ve heard about it as a product for skin care.
The CDC says that schools aren’t doing enough of it.
That seems like good news to me, given how terrible the nutrition advice would be.
It’s just amazing how much crap nutrition advice we’ve been given for decades, and many continue to spew the nonsense.