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by toochini 6y ago
Starch was the staple after agriculture but the real staple was fruit and possibly small animals. Just look at chimps. Practically all cultures when they have the chance, prefer fruit. But even to this day a lot of people cannot afford them
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by toochini 6y ago
B vitamins have a different boiling point than water. Certainly won’t go flying somewhere. The reason you feel satiety sooner is because it’s harder to digest. Do you eat to feel satiety or to get nutrition? As someone who loves a good tar
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by toochini 6y ago
Lots of variables but it probably is feasible depending on 4 factors: 1) Sourcing. how many viable cancer immunotherapy startups are there 2) Due diligence how good are you at separating the wheat from the chaff 3) Competition how much see
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by toochini 6y ago
You think a government can make inequality go away? Please give us one example
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by toochini 6y ago
Not even American but just consider the following. Rising wages (basic supply and demand) lead to an increase in the fertility rate as people feel more financially secure to have children. And before you say that it will go to remote work:
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by toochini 6y ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gFP4dJHJXoI Couldn’t find the whole thing, but I agree it seems constantly talking about race leads to more racism and not less. Seems so opposed to the civil right movement stance against segr
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by toochini 6y ago
Carbs are actually not bad, but if you do not have the proper micronutrients in place they’ll just mess your teeth and your health. Cue obesity, diabetes, dental issues, poor resistance to infection
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by toochini 6y ago
Oh nice stuff! Glad to see educated people here. I think Weston Price was definitely onto something, however please be very skeptical of the claims about the cod liver oil and similar. They are a very poor source all things considered of vi