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vibrato
7y ago
This site is such bullshit. I constructively participate in the debate and my opinions are constantly downvoted because you bugmen can't handle real discussion. fuck off.
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vibrato
7y ago
They would also survive a beating one day per week. I would prefer that their life is optimized for the good.
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vibrato
7y ago
I disagree, and I’m worried that this view will prevent adequate nutrition for children more and more frequently (meatless Monday etc). The next step is then preventing adequate nutrition for myself from special taxes or regulations on meat
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vibrato
7y ago
The bioavailability of protein from lentils is about 60%. So your cherrypicked comparison has about 50% of the useful protein content of beef. Macronutrients are not the entire picture. If you look into micronutrients you’ll find all of the
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vibrato
7y ago
Your original comment was 100% feels so it's interesting that this is your response.
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vibrato
7y ago
Nothing is in the same ballpark as red meat in terms of nutrition density and bioavailability.
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vibrato
7y ago
India has the highest rates of depression and one of the highest rates of heart disease, I posit this is because their exceptionally low intake of nutrition from animals. Hong Kong, with the highest consumption of meat per capita, has the h
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vibrato
7y ago
I eat burgers for my health. Often with no bun or fries. The more of my calories come from beef, the better I feel.
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vibrato
7y ago
Libertarians don't generally attribute poor people's situation to laziness. Conscientiousness would be a closer approximation, but still pretty bad.
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vibrato
7y ago
Potatoes are a complete, if poor, protein source. You'll live. For a long while at least.
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vibrato
7y ago
What does a carefully chosen straw man IQ question (may never have appeared in an IQ test in history, afaik) have to do with the fact that no sub saharan african society had developed the wheel before colonialism?
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vibrato
7y ago
I did not read your mind. I summarized your actions. I never assumed intent or motivation. You are the one who did those things. Projection. Perhaps that assumption you made that you apparently don't believe was a completely made up fi
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vibrato
7y ago
Well, of course. Problem is that, apparently, we're doing the best we can.
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vibrato
7y ago
This kind of misallocation is really the only thing keeping velocity of money high enough to sustain the economy
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vibrato
7y ago
You mention this ad hominem so you can extrapolate beliefs that may be completely fabricated.
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vibrato
7y ago
so you’re saying the value of bridges is a “social construct”.
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vibrato
7y ago
Why are you making all of these assumptions?
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vibrato
7y ago
culture dependent like the wheel.
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vibrato
7y ago
yes, all those pesky mathematics involved in constructing things like, well, buildings, or the wheel. Very much socially constructed.
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vibrato
7y ago
IQ is the best test we have to predict economic success. https://www.gwern.net/docs/iq/2007-strenze.pdf
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vibrato
7y ago
Ugh I’m so sick of people ignoring the brainwashing of the populace via media control
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vibrato
7y ago
If you trust terrible epidemiological surveys, sure. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3442317/
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vibrato
7y ago
Yea, that'll help those kids!
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vibrato
7y ago
You say saturated fat and cholesterol like they are a bad thing. No, I do enjoy producing my own natural hormones. You may want to revisit the science of both. Much of the negative press has been funded by the sugar (grain) industry.
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vibrato
7y ago
I think you should look into the accounting of those sources. So much of what you posted is totally irrelevant to cattle ranching, particularly in the United States. You’re just throwing a bunch of spaghetti at the wall, “look, muh data”
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7y ago
Unless you consider that those grasses and rainwater used by the cow would’ve been completely ignored if the cow wasn’t there. And no, humans wouldn’t be able to get energy from those grasses without the cow.
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vibrato
7y ago
What about the fact that if you search: "The donald reddit" then reddit.com/r/the_donald is not in the first page (or 10) of results? edit: I do see it first if I search "donald reddit"
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7y ago
hopefully we change or enforce h1-b so that it fulfills its purpose to bring skills we don’t have.
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vibrato
7y ago
And black identity is detached from black supremacist ideology? In fact, logic is useful in evaluating the world. All of it.
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7y ago
So you've established that it's desirable for black people to be proud of their blackness. Is it desirable for white people to be proud of their whiteness? If you allow for one of these and not the other, you'd be a racist.
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