Apparently, the content of the meme here is true, but the rationale remains unclear. Reports have cited that the measure was taken to protect Italy’s live (soon-to-be-slaughtered) beef industry.
I wonder why it’s the province of government to tell us what we can and cannot eat. The plant-based meat industry in the United States is not strong, but our constitution will not support a ban on the sale and consumption of Beyond Meat, Impossible Foods, or even demonstrably useless dietary supplements.
Here’s a reader who agrees: People are amazing to me. Why on Earth does anyone care what others want to eat? I don’t think I would eat lab grown meat, but why do I care if someone else does? It seems like a decent idea to alleviate some issues with the raising of livestock. I just wish people could mind their own business more when it comes to things that won’t affect them. Alas, wanting to control others, a true sign of weakness.
This device apparently uses the kinetic energy of the moving water in the stream to lift itself up against the force of gravity. Or maybe energy was used to pump it up. So far, so good.
But then it releases the water and extracts more energy than went into lifting the water! Wow. Would an average 10-year-old kid believe this?
And what happens after five years? Does it evaporate? Self-annihilate? Implode? Rapture itself into heaven?
Nobody really knows, but ask yourself this: once World War II was over, was Germany still considered a pariah nation “generations” later?
Earlier today, I was sitting near two women whose conversation went like this:
Woman #1: I’m so happy to hear that President Trump will be relocating the Palestinians from Gaza, enabling him to give that land to Israel and establish what he calls the “Riviera of the Middle East” along the eastern shore of the Mediterranean.
Woman #2: Are the Palestinians unhappy in their home?
I’m thinking: Well, I haven’t interviewed any of them personally, but they have been living there since the Bronze Age, about 5000 years ago.
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