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It's dodgy because [1] the author is claiming that the number of colonies of domesticated bees is higher (not the number of bees), [2] the author ignores non-
by kaitai 11y ago
It's dodgy because
[1] the author is claiming that the number of colonies of domesticated bees is higher (not the number of bees),
[2] the author ignores non-domesticated bees and thus misses a significant economic contributor that matters for agricultural pollination, if not honey.
It's particularly dodgy because you're an example of a reader who came away thinking, "But there's more bees so that's good!" That's a false conclusion, the blame for which I lay partly at the feet of this author.