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A cow takes grass (inedible to humans) and produces:
- Meat (complete protein + fats)
- Milk (complete nutrition)
- Leather (clothing, tools)
- Tallow (cooking fat, soap, candles)
- Bones (tools, broth, fertilizer)
- Organs (nutrient-dense food)
- Manure (fertilizer)
This is complete resource utilization from a plant humans cannot eat.
You cannot replicate this with any technology. The cow is performing chemical transformations we cannot industrialize.
Grass → complete human nutrition is alchemy.
The cow is worth more than any machine humans have invented.
It runs on rain and grass. Produces multiple products. Builds soil while operating. Sequesters carbon. Reproduces itself.
And we're told to eliminate them for environmental reasons.
While flying in almonds from California and soy from Brazil.
The stupidity is breathtaking.
"It takes 15,000 liters of water to produce 1kg of beef!"
Sounds horrifying. Except here's what they don't tell you:
Those 15,000 liters breaks down as:
94% "green water" (rainwater that falls on pasture)
4% "blue water" (actual irrigation)
2% "grey water" (recycled water)
So 94% is just rain. Rain that was falling anyway. Rain the grass absorbs, the cow drinks, then pisses back into the soil within days.
The 4% blue water? That's 600 liters.
Compare to almonds: 12,000 liters of actual irrigation water per kilogram. Twenty times more than beef.
Almonds require intensive irrigation in drought-stricken California, draining aquifers that took 10,000 years to fill and will never refill.
The trick: They count rainfall for beef but not for plant crops. If we counted green water for almonds the same way, those numbers would be astronomical.
Your grass-fed British beef uses rainfall on land that can't grow crops.
Your almond milk drains prehistoric aquifers.
One borrows from the rain cycle. One steals from the future.
The statistics aren't lying. They're just designed to make you draw the wrong conclusion.
Norway's wealth tax increase, expected to raise $146M, led to a $448M net loss as $54B in wealth left the country, reducing tax revenue by $594M.
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Do you hate it when people ask a yes / no question on X and don’t make it a poll?I get it, you are trying to drive engagement by making people comment. Just make the poll.
We’re not in a climate emergency... we’re in a mental health emergency.
Climate catastrophizing is destroying the hope and ambition of an entire generation… driven by scientists and politicians who profit from fear.
My full breakdown:👇https://t.co/Jn8TQR1fGh
🚨🇬🇧🇵🇸 RETIRED BRITISH ARMY COLONEL IN GAZA BLASTS HAMAS PROPAGANDA
Richard Kemp:
"You've heard a lot of propaganda about violence around GHF centers, it's all lies generated by Hamas to discredit the GHF.
Hamas hates GHF because it delivers aid directly to the people, without Hamas taking it and selling it for profit.
Many here told me it's the first time they've ever received free aid.
Don't believe the propaganda Hamas is spreading and the media is amplifying."
Source: @GenFlynn
#DYK?
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🇮🇩 MOUNT LEWOTOBI LAKI-LAKI ERUPTS: INDONESIA RAISES ALERT TO MAX
A mushroom cloud of ash just punched 10,000 meters into the sky over Flores.
50 eruptions in 2 hours.
Not a glitch... a full-blown escalation.
Indonesia's Geology Agency has raised the alert to Level 4 (the highest).
Evacuation zones expanded to 8 km.
Ash cloud visible from up to 150 km away.
Rain now poses a secondary risk, while lava flows downriver.
This isn’t the first time Lewotobi’s made headlines.
Back in November, it killed 9 and injured dozens.
Today: no casualties reported.
But the volcano’s track record speaks for itself.
The mountain may be only 1,584 meters, but right now it’s one of the loudest in the Pacific.
Source: AP, Indonesia Geology Agency
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