AvocadoPanic
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AvocadoPanic
5d ago
Much of the land used for grazing would be unsuitable for other agricultural purposes. Without the ranching the land would be unproductive. How do cows produce carbon monoxide?
AvocadoPanic
4d ago
The beef lobby claim
7% of total corn produced in the U.S. is fed to feedlot cattle
Corn acreage used to feed feedlot cattle is 0.2% of total U.S. land area, 1.4% of total U.S. cropland acres, and 7% of total U.S. harvested corn acres.
The problem is the 7% of corn acres?
Does the bacteria in the cow that releases methane, release more methane than would be released by the natural decomposition of the forage material?
AvocadoPanic
5d ago
To claim that modern society has devalued motherhood and femininity, or made them low status, is completely backwards.
Is your argument that modern society values motherhood more? That there have never been so few women per capita becoming mothers, to me is evidence against this.
Complementarianism, may be expressed more now, I suspect for much of existence it went without saying, but was no less true.
AvocadoPanic
4d ago
I believe the bacteria in cows produce less methane when fed corn than their typical forage. The forage would decompose releasing methane if not eaten by cows. Cattle graze and forage on land unsuitable for other uses. We may get the CH4 anyway and there would be no beef. Deer, elk, bison and moose may then forage the areas with the cow deficit.
AvocadoPanic
4d ago
Much of the the forage would exist in any event.
AvocadoPanic
5d ago
Inferior at breast feeding or baby having?
AvocadoPanic
4d ago
While I enjoy the image of chicken drives with mounted riders moving their herds flocks of chickens from pasture to pasture I suspect there are reasons this isn't done.
Absent cows it's more likely the forage would be consumed by other existing ruminants, bison, deer, elk, moose, etc.
AvocadoPanic
5d ago
Inferior in what sense or to what end? Would be a more sensible response than agreement.
Inferior typically applies between variations of a type or catagory, and then often for a specific use. Horses would make inferior men, and men inferior horses. Your usage makes little sense.
I'm not sure I see evidence for this. Men and women are both created in the image of God.
Women historically had been protected or privileged over men in things likely to result in death like drowning on a sinking ship, or serving in combat.
This is the point that @omw_68 made to me in a private message that was perhaps meant to be a reply here.
... if a society has a choice between sacrificing a random woman and sacrificing a random man, most choose a man. And that's been the case for thousands of years based on looking at who is expected to do dangerous jobs such as military service or mining coal.
In other words, it's pretty clear to me that to the extent one had to choose who is seen as superior, at least in terms of value and at least in the West, women have always been seen as superior to men.
AvocadoPanic
4d ago
I'm not sure I understand the question.
AvocadoPanic
5d ago
Wouldn't there still be peace?
AvocadoPanic
5d ago
They barely had the conceptual framework to understand mental illness in the first place.
Are the current year frameworks better or just different?
Unless there's some identifiable treatable organic cause for the anxiety, mood or personality disorder might the patient improve just as well be guarding against and rebuking the demons of pride, envy, sloth, lust, etc? Especially if most of the available therapy interventions perform as well as each other.
AvocadoPanic
17d ago
I honestly think high school students in the 1950s and 1960s were actually better thinkers than college graduates and in some cases college students in the 21st century.
High school attainment in 1950 was 34.3% and Bachelors was 6.2%, 2019 this was 90.1% and 36%.
Neither high school or undergrad are as selective as they were. I'd expect the quality of graduates to suffer.
AvocadoPanic
1d ago
From my time in Ireland I'd add Savita Halappanavar's death and the ban on turf cutting.
AvocadoPanic
4d ago
It's things like this that make me suspicious that EA is especially beset with Dunning–Kruger.
AvocadoPanic
5d ago
Would the US still arm a party to the conflict?
AvocadoPanic
1d ago
I wanted an Atari 2600 what I got was a Magnavox Odyssey 2.
Then later I had a NES.
My children now have a Switch and a xbox.
AvocadoPanic
3d ago
May have been increased turnout from a specific demographic group that were supporting Obama.
AvocadoPanic
3d ago
I've been thinking about using it to get addicted to exercise.
AvocadoPanic
3d ago
Certainly. It's also likely a proxy for 'class'.
To @crushedoranges question then, I don't believe harlots would lead with their pornography credentials unless their targets are similarly credentialed. Any sex industry involvement is a disqualifyer for many men seeking a wife.
I think attraction to physical characteristics plays a role it can be more subtle than simply having two breasts are like two fawns, twins of the gazelle grazing among the lilies...
There had been 'research' that purported to show men ranked women as more attractive when the women's faces looked more like the men. In my own experience n=1 this is true. Though I did not notice / realize until several other people, friends, family drew my attention to the similarities. Then I saw it too.
AvocadoPanic
4d ago
Yes.
Though this comment didn't.
AvocadoPanic
4d ago
More chicken in the US, which also seems to use more cereals. https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/chart-gallery/gallery/chart-detail/?chartId=58312
They optimize their revenue by using land that is best suited for the purpose. If beef weren't the most productive / renumerative use it'd likely already be used for something else.
AvocadoPanic
4d ago
Thanks. This was my first.
AvocadoPanic
4d ago
This paper https://www.nature.com/articles/s43016-022-00589-6
has a nice visualization of the flows of inputs.
Men frequently want careers / success to improve their likelihood of reproductive success. Career success can even offset other deficits, short stature, asymmetry, etc.
Does education / career improve women's odds of reproductive success?
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