lm28469

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by lm28469 3y ago
Everyone I know would pay 0% if they could, and they do as much as they can to get close to that. But that's not how you build a country, especially not with the demography we have in the west
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by lm28469 3y ago
> So, then make your own patties like I suggest then? Sure, but look at what people buy ... the "meat bad" argument (the start of this conversation) comes from the fact that people are allowed to consume absolute garbage. A ste
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by lm28469 3y ago
Consuming and producing everything as fast as possible without any consideration for our well being or the future
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by lm28469 3y ago
> I see that one gets around 30% less in countries like France, What ends up in your bank account is about 20% higher in France than in Germany after going from brut to net though https://www.valoris-avocats.com/comparati
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by lm28469 3y ago
Which is extremely comfortable, more than twice the average salary and puts you in the top 10%
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by lm28469 3y ago
> Germany is still a great country for people like me: Any country in the world is great for people like us, even the dumbest IT worker will make 2x the min wage of the locals. Don't forget we're the main cause of gentrificatio
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by lm28469 3y ago
Do you realise this is much much more complex than that. Otherwise we'd literally never have any kind of water shortage, which we do have all the time
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by lm28469 3y ago
Maybe what's unsustainable isn't their business model but our way of life, that's all I'm saying, and so far everything points that way
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by lm28469 3y ago
> The farmers who are struggling are the ones with unsustainable business models. Or the ones who don't use pesticides that kill our planet Or the ones which treat their animals decently Or the small scale farms Or ...
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by lm28469 3y ago
none of my phones have been stolwn all of them had parts replaced, some of them multiple times I'd much rather pay for theft insurance than have to pay 10x for parts replacement
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by lm28469 3y ago
idk man you do you but my beef patties surely have more than 51% meat in them. You should watch a few documentaries about industrial scale food factories, especially meat: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x10tzbi What
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by lm28469 3y ago
I'll let you check my other comment with examples to not repeat myself: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37557686 People don't care much but a lot of food is very far from what you'd expect. A butcher&#x2
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by lm28469 3y ago
Oh no that's just the worst case scenario. Go to any Lidl or similar and look up the nutrition labels on frozen patties. https://world.openfoodfacts.org/product/4056489047520/hambur... > beef preparation,
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by lm28469 3y ago
100% beef fat also is beef. 100% beef patties made form 50% meat and 50% additives also is beef You see where I'm going ? Lot of patties are made from absolute dog shit meat parts, skin, fat, scraps, byproducts, &c.
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by lm28469 3y ago
> Anyone who works out at all knows this. > Bloating nightmare. Everyone who works out take whey and it'll make you fart chemical weapon tier gas so let's be real 2 minutes lmao You can supplement enzymes to fix bloating, ju
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by lm28469 3y ago
> People really need to be eating quality meat to hit that protein mark. You'll never eat enough broccoli in a day to get enough protein, and good luck being bloated as hell if you try. Mixed veg proteins are virtually identical to
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by lm28469 3y ago
> I don't think anyone ever have to worry about how much protein they need the body tell you when you need to eat more protein it usually comes with desire or craving certain foods People can barely differentiate hunger from thirst,
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by lm28469 3y ago
They very often add vitamins and minerals to low quality products to make up for bad nutritional values
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by lm28469 3y ago
> Isn't burger ground steak? It very much depends where you get it. From a butcher that grinds it in front of you? sure. Frozen patties from the average cheap supermarket ? You might have less than 70% meat, and some of it might be
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by lm28469 3y ago
? It's one of the most versatile thing you can grow Potato bread, potatoes galettes, gnocchis, inside dumplings, soup, gratins, mashed, baked, fried, boiled, &c. People eat pasta or rice everyday with no issues, potatoes can be use
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by lm28469 3y ago
> I always find it weird that people lament population decline. > The largest dangers to Japanese society lie in the transition period, where many elderly people will need to be supported by relatively fewer working age people. You an
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by lm28469 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37522858
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by lm28469 3y ago
Yes: it's bad https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33091697/
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by lm28469 3y ago
> Is it really the metal from the spoon depositing on the mug? Probably, it's additive for sure, you can remove them quite easily: https://www.reddit.com/r/CleaningTips/comments/11z7get/thoug...
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by lm28469 3y ago
Them not existing didn't prevent them from shaping the world you live in I know it's cool to be edgy but at the end of the day a lot of things are run on beliefs The invisible hand of the market doesn't exist either but we ta
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by lm28469 3y ago
Most supermarkets in France operate at low single digit net margin on most products. If something goes up 20% it's very rarely on them
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by lm28469 3y ago
You also get much more radiation by visiting chernobyl than by storing a bit of radioactive material under your pillow but it's not advisable to do so.
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by lm28469 3y ago
> That assumes that all the children they have will follow their parents' religion. I don't think that can be taken for granted. Same mistake as we make for radical Islam. These aren't religions, they're cultures&#x2F
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by lm28469 3y ago
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f8/2000%2B_... This "medieval warm period" that doesn't look anywhere close to what we're going through ? And yes earth has been much
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by lm28469 3y ago
Prices are rising because inflation because pricing are rising because inflation Smart.

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