What don't you like about her motivation behind it?
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35amxn35 commented on Cash must be king, Italy PM Giorgia Meloni tells shoppers thetimes.co.uk/article/ca... · Posted by u/walterbell
35amxn35 commented on Cash must be king, Italy PM Giorgia Meloni tells shoppers thetimes.co.uk/article/ca... · Posted by u/walterbell
This is great.
35amxn35 commented on Sperm counts worldwide are plummeting faster than we thought nationalgeographic.com/ma... · Posted by u/Brajeshwar
Are you implying that having low testosterone increases the likelihood of you becoming vegan? I'm not following.
Yes, exactly.
35amxn35 commented on Sperm counts worldwide are plummeting faster than we thought nationalgeographic.com/ma... · Posted by u/Brajeshwar
Ah yes, that study of 99 (predominantly overweight) men from an infertility clinic that definitely shows soy affects sperm count.
As far as I'm aware the evidence just isn't there with respect to soy and cherry picking the single study that shows some potential link is just helping fuel a dietary myth, would be my view.
Perhaps the correlation is the other way around. Men with less testosterone (and therefore a lower sperm count) consume more products with soy, which is common in a vegan diet.
Not saying this is the case, just pointing out where this could be coming from.
35amxn35 commented on Author warns about 'epidemic of self-censorship' bbc.co.uk/news/entertainm... · Posted by u/pmoriarty
I am both happy to hear BBC talking about this, and also can't help but feel like they (alongside with the rest of MSM) are the main source of that problem (even bigger than social media, as they shape what social media landscape looks like).
We just went through the most censorious (and self-censorship inducing) few years in my living memory (I am almost 40), where people who we "asking questions" were called all kind of names by all kind of news outlets.
Bingo. Most so-called journalists should be hanged in public streets.
>>americans/europeans can hardly imagine.
Americans and Europeans have the desire to learn this lesson the hard way. They lack the wisdom to learn from others and instead believe their governments are the noble governments that would never violate their rights for power.
Europeans especially. In my experience, they are extremely ignorant in this regard to the point of child-like naivety, but let them learn the hard way. It's truly the best way to learn after all.
35amxn35 commented on Capsaicin is a psychoactive substance p.migdal.pl/blog/2022/10/... · Posted by u/stared
Which cracks first, your mind or the toilet bowl?
My ass, unironically.
Thanks God for bidets
35amxn35 commented on China state CCTV avoids crowd close ups at the World Cup twitter.com/billbirtles/s... · Posted by u/haunter
Lol @ anyone thinking this is about a virus/vaccines at all. This is the perfect excuse to control social movement, dissent and to ensure their population is so afraid and broken that they can't possibly amass a sufficiently large mass to put the CCP in danger. Essentially, the objective is to guarantee the current govt and Xi Jinping is here to stay.
I'm positively suprised at the current protests. Considering what they're risking, it means that they are extremely fed up.