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Comment #21583256
Adaptive thermogenesis says otherwise.
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Comment #21311562
Sugar and seed oils.
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Comment #21122925
That would be: Mi hermano está enfermo, pero mis pantalones son rojos.
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Comment #20858189
Check out the Jalopy videogame, where you own, drive and repair a car inspired by the Trabant.
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Comment #20837402
I would have expected this to be proof-read, as it is a direct excerpt taken from a book, but it is filled with mistakes. Spelling, grammar, word order... Maybe it is an excerpt of…
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Comment #20652790
Absolutely, I never said methane was without effect. However, its effects on global warming are greatly exaggerated by environmentalists and/or those with vegan ideologies. In my o…
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Comment #20652754
"[...] animal products and feed", straight from the image. Sadly, no distinction. I would assume that it's mostly subsidies to feed. I am unable to find any sources on subsidies to…
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Comment #20652737
Great link, thank you. Regarding deforestation and so on, I think we must also take into account that "industrialized" non-pastured husbandry (is that the correct term?) is probabl…
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Comment #20652712
Yes, you are right. I have conveyed my point only half-way and I apologize. What I meant is that methane is known to have a bigger heating effect than other greenhouse gases, like …
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Comment #20652567
Out of curiosity, which animals are more efficient? Do you have a source on that? There are, as far as I know, regions where the soil is only capable of growing pasture, hard to pl…
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Comment #20652532
It's the burps, actually. And it's not nearly as dangerous as publicized. Methane's lifespan in the atmosphere is much, much lower (think two orders of magnitude) than carbon dioxi…
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Comment #20652517
Better dial down on the fiber intake, then!
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Comment #20652515
Which subsidies is meat getting? The ones that go to the agriculture industry responsible for feed? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agricultural_subsidy#United_St...
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Comment #20652486
How about we don't change the diet but change where the food comes from? When talking about meat and damage to the environment, the only relevant figures are the ones associated wi…
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Comment #20633830
You can even start streaming the desktop directly. AFAIK there is a setting for that.
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Comment #20624290
Plants are used to feed livestock for their energy, not their nutrients. GMOs would be used here to limit the amount of energy derived (carbohydrate) with regards to nutrient densi…
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Comment #20533025
I expected that. Is it for health or for ethics? Also, can you please address the other points in my previous comment? Feel free to reply to any of my other comments in the thread …
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Comment #20526513
Bananas and dates (to name a few fruits) are plants, are whole foods, and are filled with fructose. A single potato with skin has 6 grams of fiber and around 60 grams of starch. As…
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Comment #20524746
You're very welcome. Even though I have no children, I can try to imagine what it feels like. My paternal grandfather died of complications from uncontrolled, insulin-dependent typ…
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Comment #20524655
What do you think potato starch is metabolized into in your body? Starting in your mouth (salivary amylase).