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I’m also going to point out that we (US) spend more per person on healthcare than most other countries. There doesn’t need to be a cut to the military to give everyone healthcare, since universal healthcare would probably cost less money

The people making the deliveries still need to have a way to deliver your groceries to you + not everyone has the money to pay someone to deliver all their groceries. Wfh is great, but it does not mean the transportation system doesn’t need to be reformed, since not every job can be done from home, and people usually have other places to go besides work and grocery stores.

I mean, you still need to leave the house for groceries and other stuff

Some of the cows slaughtered for meat are pregnant. Fetal bovine serum comes from the blood extracted from these cow fetuses.

Since it is used to produce lab grown meat, it is not vegetarian

Minimum parking requirements in cities need to be abolished

Plus, the second usb port can serve as a backup if the main one breaks, and you can also connect more things like keyboards, mice, controllers

Try microwaving some potatoes. They’re a pretty regular snack for me since it’s some of the lowest effort “cooking” you can do.

Plus, it’s kinda our fault that they’re everywhere, since city pigeons are actually dometic animals that have gone feral

r/prisonhooch

I know there is a homebrewing community, but there’s just something special about adding bread yeast to a bottle of fruit juice and sticking it in a closet for two weeks

lemm.ee isn’t even that small. It’s the 6th largest active lemmy instance iirc

Sounds about right, though I’m not sure if I agree with the direct comparison of calories. Milk probably isn’t going to be a major source of a person’s calories (at least it wasn’t a major source of calories for me before I went vegan), and it seems unlikely that someone will drink 4 cups of almond milk to replace each cup of dairy milk they would have drank in order to maintain the same calorie intake from milk. Comparing by volume produced makes more sense to me, since someone switching milks seems more likely to use them as a 1 to 1 replacement volume wise, e.g. someone adding 1 cup of almond milk to cereal vs. adding 1 cup of dairy to cereal.

The chart says those values are what it takes to produce one liter of each milk.

You’ll have to ask the people who started calling them milks hundreds of years ago.

There are plenty of plant sources of Omega 3. Flax seeds, walnuts, soybeans, and canola oil all have decent amounts of omega 3 in them. As for protein, legumes generally have a bunch.

Really, the only thing a vegan needs to supplement is B12, but even that gets added to a bunch of stuff like breakfast cereals and plant milks if you consume those.