people make fun of Alex Jones' whole THESE ARE END TIMES FOLKS shtick and then believe this lmao

Yeah, autism DOESN'T cause vaccines but good old ASBESTOS causes CANCER?!

yeah FAT CHANCE libtards!

Cata Cauda, here's something to ruminate on. Cattle can digest grass and other plant matter which is indigestible for human beings. See the following:

https://www.progressivecattle.com/topics/feed-nutrition/5156-a-cows-digestive-system-and-processes

No, the article says exactly what I wrote before: Cattle cant digest polysaccharides like Cellulose, but the bacteria in their gastrointestinal tract do that for them.
Hence we could safe alot of ressources like energy, time, and land, by simplying feeding plant material to bacteria, or fungi in combination with artifically synthesizes enzymes, and would get the same result.

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The link below is to the Colony Collapse Disorder page of the Agriculture Research Service of the United States Department of Agriculture. There are a multitude of links to articles dealing with the many topics related to pollinator decline. In the U.S. honey bees are not native, nor are the types of plants which they pollinate. Something like a third of the food we eat is dependent on bees for pollination. There are other pollinators but they can not be controlled like bees can. So, the health of honey bees as a whole is important.

A friend of mine is a bee keeper. She has a large, multi acre, tract of land where she has her hives. Being an organic gardener she is generally opposed to the use of pesticides. This may have some bearing on the good health that her bees have enjoyed to date. The fact that her land is not adjacent to other farms is probably more to the point.

https://www.ars.usda.gov/oc/br/ccd/index/

The EPA page is also of interest.

https://www.epa.gov/pollinator-protection/colony-collapse-disorder

Cata, a cow without its normal bacterial population in its gut is a dying cow. It is natural to cows for their comensal or maybe mutalistic bacteria to do the heavy lifting in the digestive process. I imagine that has been true for as long as they have existed. Arguing that because the bacteria do work in the cow's gut, that they don't digest cellulose, is akin to saying automobiles don't atomize fuel because fuel injectors or carburetors which are an integral part of the machine do that work.

I am not opposed to what you propose. But the U.S. is not Austria. The U.S. has vast regions of semi-arid land that is well suited to raising cattle on, while not being well suited to other uses.

Wait why are you feeding the grass to bacteria? What good does that even do? At least feeding the grass to cows means you get something to eat

Hurr asbestos causes cancer

t. soy latte sipping plastic waterbottle consuming low testosterone fat loser with bigboy tits

you have the "gay" voice despite "not being gay" don't you, from all the hormone damage


meanwhile the blue collar guys working in industry are /fit as fuck/ and don't care if they die in their 70s

soyboy

Wulfhere what is wrong with you

hey woah don't antagonise him when he's finished his homework but his adderol hasn't worn off. you'll regret it

same joke twice pretty lame dawg

damn that was a nice attempt at a roast

If you'd like my comeback you can wipe it off your mother's face.

no one wants your weak soy loads

Wait why are you feeding the grass to bacteria? What good does that even do? At least feeding the grass to cows means you get something to eat

You feed the bacteria, and then eat them. Just like a cow, just more efficient.

Why are you eating bacteria? Who wants to eat bacteria? No thanks

You do realise that you eat bacteria with every meal, right? In every food there is an uncountable amount of bacteria, yet you dont care. Everyone eats bacteria.

he means B. anthracis which cows sometimes get infected with (anthrax). not something you would want to consume through tainted meat

I drove the car for 15 minutes yesterday with no purpose other than I felt like it. I also refuse to turn off my car until whatever my spotify is playing ends. And I killed 3 bees in my room using an electric racket in the past week.

Pollinators be gone.

I feel the urge to shoot you right now.

Talking only about Honey Bee's

I don't care, people seem to think America was some sort of Wasteland before Europeans brought over Honey Bee's, but in fact we have our own Pollinators in the form of Bumble Bees and Sweat Bee's, who are on the decline specifically because they can't compete with European Honey bee's and their protected Wooden Forts.


So in Europe, yeah, keep them.

Anywhere else, let them die, one less introduced species competing with native fauna. I don't eat Honey, so no loss to me.