I think I'll just stick to the fat that comes with my meat. I'm happy to follow Michael Pollan's definition of "food" which requires a food existed when your grandparents were young. When he wrote that, it referred to the turn of the 20th century.
That farmers have been growing for 30 years (video from 12 years ago)
Is that all, less than 50 years? How is such new basic food allowed in the food supply?
If you want a protein breakfast, why not bacon and eggs?
Counter examples only refute when they are publicised. When they are ignored because the status quo is preferred they achieve little
See for example low carb nutrition
All the big VPN companies advertise on YouTube
The funniest thing was when Alec Steele (blacksmithing/metal working YouTuber) did a Raid ad. Him following their standard script was ridiculous
His phone he played the game on had a cracked screen
It really showed me not to believe any of his ads in particular
I think it's safe to presume they are trying to capture all of the value of your data.
They are certainly selling whatever data they collect, unless they're making their own advertising service
I quit those when Lenovo showed they don't care about Linux, and switched to Framework
Shoot the people, the people eat all the fish /s
CO binds to haemoglobin (the oxygen carriers in your blood) just like O^2, but a little stronger. Effectively each molecule of CO puts one haemoglobin out of action, making you less able to transport oxygen out of your lungs
It's avoiding bad outcomes. Babies from closely related people often have problems. Practically every culture has a method of avoiding close relatives breeding
Eugenics is about breeding for desirable qualities, a eugenicist's ideal person still couldn't make good kids with a close relative
You skipped the basic treatment (with NaOH)
20th century foods. Not for me.