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by vfc1 8y ago
Yes I think so too that storing for months laters at scale started much later. But it probably also made sense to collect them and store them before they germinate into a plant at least a few of them, otherwise then we can't eat them a
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by vfc1 8y ago
It could be that cooking made the brain bigger. Cooking gave access to a huge untaped food source that most animals cant eat: starchy vegetables like tubers. These are ubiquotous and can be stored in a dry and cold place sometimes for years
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by vfc1 8y ago
The internet has a solution for everything. The same way there is 1-click online shopping to fill your house full of junk and toys our kids will never even use, there are also online services for companies that will come at your place and c
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by vfc1 8y ago
Have a look at how much getting your own insurance costs, you will be surprised. Actually, health insurance is not that expensive. A couple of years ago my wife was out of a job and checked what it would take to have health insurance on our
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by vfc1 8y ago
Its used in huge amounts in pastries, like donuts. It also makes for over 20% of Nutela content (55% being sugar), and its present in many other processed produts.
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Its possible, the Angular Service Worker has one for example.
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Much more important than being a servant leader, the leader needs to also be a developer himself. Its the only way that the leader is going to understand the needs of developers in the first place. Non technical middle managers make awful s
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I think its because through experience people have figured out a lot of unspoken things about what its really like being an employee. They have figured out that its much more about connections and office politics than hard work. They have f
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And over the course of a conversation, guilty people say all sorts of things to persuade others that they are telling the truth. That is how criminal investigators catch many guilty people, that and body language combined with context. And
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Innocent people typically dont talk like this. It does not mean that she did it, but it could indicate deception, like she knows more of what she is letting on. I couldn’t find other similar suspicious declarations from others, that is why
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by vfc1 8y ago
these statements are suspicious: “Imagine me carrying a dog and a body, I mean come on,” Ms. Hodgetts said. An inocent person typically just says “i didnt do it”, but this attempt at providing justification is suspicious. She could have an
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Its by far the quality of the content that matters the most for ranking on Google search engine, much more than the speed of the page. If the page speed is acceptable, its going to be ranked over an AMP page if the content is better. Conten
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80% of the users are women, and according to the researcher: ..."All of this indicates to me that this is likely a casual dating site without saying so," she said, adding that "sex and romance" could be an "expectat
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by vfc1 8y ago
Standups always felt to me that they had a core negative message to developers. It's not about communication at all. Its about control, its about saying: We don't trust you. We are going to check on you to see what you are doing,
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by vfc1 8y ago
Other than focusing on caring about the price of restaurants or vacations, what about adding financial independence to the equation? Somehow that is something that does not seem to be valued enough when it comes to this type of discussions.
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Just because there is a surplus of agricultural does mean we should use it. The one that we use is already causing massive environmental problems. Grasing is not an inocous activity, there are the methane emissions that are very impactful.
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Looking at that map, Between livestock pasture, feed and feed export it accounts for around 45% of the US. Food that we eat is only a small fraction. Isn’t this a huge waste of resources, and completely unsustainable? If we ate the produce
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by vfc1 8y ago
With the advent of refrigeration, we need salt less than ever. The problem is that brands have used it to gain a comercial advantage, to the point where if we eat some processed food and dont add any extra salt, we are already exceeding the
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by vfc1 8y ago
Last time I heard it was 95% humans plus livestock, did anything change? That was for animals only I believe.
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Here are some videos about how to treat it - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5TLzNi5fYd--uc9TA8ER... Look for neal barnards books, including a cook book.
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by vfc1 8y ago
There are credible reports of reversal of type 2 diabetes using a whole food plant based diet - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2677007/ Meaning the symptoms get better and in some cases diabete
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From the plain language key result summary available here: http://cochranelibrary-wiley.com/doi/10.1002/14651858.CD0031... Increasing EPA and DHA has little or no effect on all-cause deaths and cardiovascular even
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Study challenges belief that omega 3 supplements reduce risk of heart disease(cochrane.org)
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In the end people can do wathever they want, its their live after all. There are other ways to reduce stress, like finding remote work or changing jobs. The problem is that one beer quickly becomes two, 3 and 4 and there are a lot of people
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Its not a retoric, its according to the latest science. There is this social perception that drinking in moderation is ok for human health and even beneficial, when in reality alchool is a toxic substance with no known safe usage limit. Can
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There doesn't seem to be a safe lower limit for alcohol, its a well-known very potent carcinogen. Its not obsessive at all to completely avoid such a cancer inducing substance, especially if there is a family history of problems linked
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Of course there are, this is pervasive. This has been done for decades by the tobacco industry, by the meat, dairy and eggs industry and others that try to buy scientific studies that favor their product.
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Unfortunately, that is typical of academic texts, where that embellishment is expected, if not almost mandatory for the whole thing to be approved by the jury.
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This is part of the medium business model, if you pay a monthly fee, you can run medium in your own subdomain, as a blogging hosting platform. This way your readers won't get the whole content blocked with a message and asking for a $5
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by vfc1 8y ago
Indeed, they must have known that they could make bread out of wild grains before they even learned how to seed and harvest crops, otherwise, why would they have done in the first place? Wild grain would probably grow in the same place year

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