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aziaziazi
3mo ago
I was introduced to this idea by the excellent documentary https://christspiracy.com/ Video is an interesting format but I'm glad you shared that page, text is more appropriate to dive into a subject.
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My message wasn't clear indeed. A word may have different meaning depending on the usage: who, when, context... Formal language isn't the norm for better or for worse. I mostly agree with your two messages but also wanted to add a
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Here's the definition from the guys behind the word "veganism": > Veganism is a philosophy and way of living which seeks to exclude—as far as is possible and practicable—all forms of exploitation of, and cruelty to, animal
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Australopithecus did not consume substantial mammalian meat
(science.org)
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3mo ago
Ripes bananas makes the best cakes or pancakes ! I got your point though.
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3mo ago
The competition is worse with the actual situation : cows are herbivore, pig are omnivores but fed plant-only. Chicken and fishes aren’t relevant for Alpha-gal syndrome but they’re also mostly fed by plants (and other fishes) anyway. It may
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You got it right: around ~70 billion land animals in 2013, 1-2.7 trillion fishes [0] and 25 trillion shrimps [1] But can you compare: - a fish that lived 1 year wild then died by pressure or asphyxia in a net during 15 minutes - a chi
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Just in case you didn’t notice: open.space seems inaccessible at the moment and the error page points to https://developers.cloudflare.com/support/troubleshooting/ht... Tangentially www.openspace.ai also exists.
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Alternatives exists: CO2 is particularly distressing and painful but Nitrogen or Helium instead would be imperceptible by the animals (hypoxia), just like some assisted suicide in the Swiss Confederation. Related in neighbor countries: - Br
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Of course, mopeds only runs on the vestibule, then lucifer and its friends wait on bigger and noiser bikes.
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Also, buried in the article: > Substituting eggs for nuts/seeds or legumes in the diet was associated with a similarly reduced risk of Alzheimer’s disease.
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4mo ago
> grocery store soymilk is quite different Here in Europe we can fin the single ingredients soy milk if you look down the shelf: the cheapest brand and groceries have no additives while the fanciest ones are full of thickeners and variou
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My old iPhone handles well react apps, but frequently freeze/crash on heavy advertised pages and pages with huge images/auto loading videos.
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4mo ago
To be strict with taste and tradition, yes. However taste and texture can be approached with other ingredients to recreate the egg composition : after all cooking (and especially baking) is a chemist soup. - protein: tofu, gluten, plan
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4mo ago
There’s many brand and formula of those butter. For more predictability, raw ingredients might be coco oil, coco butter or Shea butter. By the way my favorite pancakes are made with tofu and/or silken tofu.
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There’s a study demonstrating life expectancy of 3+ years for bicycle Paris commuters (2+ for public transport) compared to cars. They didn’t evaluate motorbike. The effect on physical and psychic health largely outweighs (sometimes to x30)
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I don't know much about creatine, how's that supposed to help change one's life ? Is it from your experience ? A quick search learned me it helps for physical activities of the explosive type. edit: I saw your other comment,
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Have you ever tried on snow ? Many bikers roams winter Finland and Russia without studded tires. Avoiding the ice is a great advice indeed, with or without those tires.
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> These tips [...] are not for building relationships These tips gots me friends and girlfriends, one of her lasted 11years and still counting. Before reading it I'd describe myself 95% asocial + 5% weirdly social, with mostly no re
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OP seems to talk about smell sensor (as camera and microphones), not sentences (as paint and guitar)
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Perhaps OP is tall and big then he'll probably handle the volume. It's best to divert anyway but if one want to max out your intake with a single ingredient, Tempeh is the way to go: 15-20gr/100g. I'm a skinny guy and ca
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Fair enough. I see your point on the limits of interpretation and how any philosophie ends up being somewhat arbitrary. You still choose a frame (eg: "killing any animal is wrong"), then show that frame is irrational and deduct th
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Ethic is the leading reason for the vegan lifestyle [0]. It's also well known [1] that a plant-based diet is effective with colorectal cancer (+9%): > The random-effects model demonstrated a significant inverse association between p
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Regarding antispeciesism you're conflating two different concepts (although you may have you own opinion): 1. antispeciesism = rejecting discrimination based solely on species membership. 2. all living beings having exactly the
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What do you mean by "appetite of a 10yo” ? 10yo that are 75% vegan are not rare and the appetite comes with habits. Changing is far easier for a 10yo than a 75yo. Why "cook”? In a hurry I grab a can of bean, a carrot, a branch of
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> Until we can speak with animals One can probably can have a better communication with, say a dog, than a sever autist or someone in the state of deep coma. We don’t apply our ethics based on the communication (or same-language ability)
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First AI Solar EBike
(phosgo.com)
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> unprocessed wheat either Bulgur is a staple in many regions. It's a groat so technically slightly precessed but many consider it whole.
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Tempeh (the cousin of natto) is delicious too and can be used in a variety of recipes from grilled to stew to ice creams.
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AFAIK the first occurence of that expression is from Katy Perry in 2018: https://youtu.be/tWbLkXhGEmo?si=EGtXdwHneXGQRWbP&t=153
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