@Emme_comegesooo Partorire in ospedale in USA costa a partire da $30000 (un giorno di recovero e no complicazioni). Hanno il tasso di morte piu alto tra i paesi “civilizzati”
@malakkims Bisogna imparare dagli uomini. Loro sanno come campare bene e seguono la regola N1: una cogliona che fa le cose al posto loro si trova sempre.
@yeniseybm Un’informazione per Cuba che spero sia utile:
I fondi generati dall'ascolto di questa canzone di *Silvio Rodríguez e Chico Buarque* su youtube sono donati alla Sala di *Pediatria* dell'Istituto Nazionale *Oncologico* di *Cuba*
*Facciamo girare!*
https://t.co/NfnHXbEs4Z
@Lacie1530 Prova con l'antica cara vecchia AveMaria. Non tutto dipende da noi, a volte basta affidarsi, che tu ci creda o no, e lasciare che vada come deve andare.
@pluvializ Usano I modelli cinesi e ingrandiscono la taglia. Risultato: il taglio della vita é una spanna troppo alto, i cugni a lato e sotto il seno non esistono più da anni, le stoffe sono stracci e quando li metti sembrano sacchi. E vuoi pure piangere?
The Black Death arrived in England in 1348. Within two years, somewhere between a third and a half of the population was dead.
The peasants who survived noticed something within a generation.
There was nobody left to work the fields. The labour shortage was so severe that landlords, for the first time in English history, had to bid for workers. The peasants, suddenly possessed of leverage, demanded payment partly in meat. Beef, mutton, and bacon began appearing in the manorial accounts of agricultural labourers' wages.
Skeletal records from English burials in the late 1300s and 1400s, set against pre-plague remains, show measurable increases in average adult height. Bone density improves. Dental health improves. Iron-deficiency markers decline.
The peasants got taller. The peasants got stronger. The peasants started causing political problems on a scale they had previously been too undernourished to attempt.
In 1351 Parliament passed the Statute of Labourers, attempting to cap wages back at pre-plague levels. The peasants noticed. In 1381, well-fed, the same peasants marched on London in the largest popular uprising in medieval English history.
The nobility, in the centuries that followed, expanded the Forest Laws. Killing a deer in a royal forest was a capital offence. The Game Laws of the 1600s and 1700s extended the principle. Meat available to the peasant shrank back toward what it had been before the plague.
By 1850, the average British army recruit from the industrial slums was so short and so undernourished that the height minimum for enlistment had to be lowered repeatedly to keep the regiments staffed.
The single greatest improvement in working-class height and health in English history was caused by a plague that made meat affordable for two generations.
The single greatest decline was caused, in significant part, by a political decision to make it expensive again.
You can see the whole sequence in the skeletons.
The skeletons are in the museums. Go and look.
@itsprettyfede Questa roba all'Americana, che nervi! Tutti buoni belli gentili, come ai funerali. Poi se le cose vanno male si scannano per una tazzina