MilkshakeBoy78
MilkshakeBoy78 OP t1_j4bi5kj wrote
Reply to comment by basedmeds in Solving the Global Sugar Problem by MilkshakeBoy78
Sugar should be treated like a poison. So many people overconsume sugar when they will get enough from the foods they already eat.
MilkshakeBoy78 OP t1_j49y8bn wrote
Reply to comment by beef_is_here in Solving the Global Sugar Problem by MilkshakeBoy78
i just can't want for chocolate spreads like nutella to have way less sugar.
MilkshakeBoy78 OP t1_j49vh7s wrote
Reply to comment by cyberfugue in Solving the Global Sugar Problem by MilkshakeBoy78
is sugar a metonymical substitution for money?
MilkshakeBoy78 OP t1_j49s23n wrote
Reply to Solving the Global Sugar Problem by MilkshakeBoy78
No paywall, https://archive.ph/VJVs3
Most nutrition experts today will agree on at least one thing: that sugar should be treated as a poison in every respect. It’s addictive and its excessive consumption is considered one of the primary causes of a variety of this era’s most widespread diseases, notably diabetes and obesity. But what if it were possible to render food astonishingly sweet with the use of only a very small amount of sugar, just a few granules. What if the amount of sugar in familiar foods could be reduced by 90 percent or more, yet leave the sweetness unchanged. And what if that sweetness were produced without any chemical intervention, without artificial substances, without engineered components, with no fine print, and no aftertaste? Well, this product actually exists and is in fact manufactured in Israel.
Submitted by MilkshakeBoy78 t3_10bem1g in Futurology
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_j1tf645 wrote
Reply to comment by Tuggerfub in Soaring fertilizer prices could see millions more undernourished by Vucea
100 grams of spinach has one more milligram of iron compared to 100 grams of beef. 2.7mg vs 2.6mg
if you're arguing for needing meat to survive and properly function than get off your high horse.
pistachios contain 14mg of iron per 100g of pistachios...
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_j1syo9w wrote
Reply to comment by boynamedsue8 in Soaring fertilizer prices could see millions more undernourished by Vucea
Eat some spinach and nuts.
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_j1mltx5 wrote
Reply to comment by GeneralDisturbed in Is Solar Energy for Home Really Worth it in the US: Expert Answers by daleelsayarat-cars
> A base system would be 50k dollars. That is just panels and inverter installed.
how much is hardware? isn't like 30-35k of that 50k is labor and commissions?
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_j1fu3k2 wrote
Reply to comment by Surur in All I want for Christmas is 400 GW of solar installed in 2023 by manual_tranny
most people dont want to go on their roof to self install their solar system
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_j18yxhy wrote
Reply to comment by DarthBuzzard in The Metaverse: More Hype Than Substance? by dogonix
i just use the multiple desktops on windows on one monitor.
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_iztzftc wrote
Reply to comment by DragoonXNucleon in South Africa’s Eskom Starts Construction Of Its First Utility Scale Battery Energy Storage Project by darth_nadoma
> So building infrastructure which helps the grid during peak use times is bad then, eh?
yeah if you cant maintain your current infrastructure, dont build new ones.
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_iyd555k wrote
Reply to comment by Carbidereaper in The solar-powered Aptera's unique design addresses common EV barriers by cartoonzi
prob very unsafe.
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_iy9vilb wrote
Reply to comment by CathodeRayNoob in China is now using advanced 3D-printing tech in its warplanes by Gari_305
why spoons and not shovels?
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_ixqz0sl wrote
Reply to comment by Dickmusha in A cheap $200 solar-power plastic robot that destroys weeds, shows that global agriculture can dramatically reduce the chemicals used in farming, and reduce the 45% of crops lost to pests. by lughnasadh
> The robot kiosks at McDonalds can't get my order right
it should always work. i dont think you know how to use the kiosk.
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_ixn33r1 wrote
Reply to comment by Silver_Donkey_5014 in China’s space station will run high-energy beam experiment for controversial solar power plant: chief scientist by Soupjoe5
China thinks that the US doing the same thing is controversial.
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_iw84k3z wrote
Reply to comment by Alpha-Sierra-Charlie in COP27: Israel harnessing DNA of bygone wild crops to enhance food supply by Sariel007
The plants in this project are also being genetically modified. Mentions the genetically modifications and benefits in the article.
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_ivfc0aq wrote
Reply to comment by CriticalUnit in Dutch pilot project for hydrogen heated homes allowed to begin by alex20_202020
h2o, is 2 hydrogens and one oxygen. doesn't h2o becoming hydrogen just split the hydrogen and oxygen. how is nitrogen or no emitted?
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_ivfalmi wrote
Reply to comment by uasoil123 in Humanoid robots could generate $154 billion in revenue over next 15 years, Goldman Sachs reports by Gari_305
if i get replaced by a robot, i won't get paid anymore. all the time in the world doesnt mean much when you dont have money to enjoy that time.
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_iuw3ei7 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Why a Blue check mark is now $8 on Twitter and Elon Musk's Next Steps - A piece of speculative business non-fiction by BandicootKind705
anybody? are you sure. 2.4m is pocket change for someone with 240m or 2.4b
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_iuoim0m wrote
Reply to comment by Pellepon in BMW & Its Robots Are Going To Take Your Forklift Cert Away. Good Luck Having A Date Again, Ever. by Gari_305
it's a meme that having a forklift certificate gets you girls.
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_iu6l4hb wrote
Reply to comment by Gagarin1961 in GM will make an Ultium battery pack prototype for the US military by redingerforcongress
> Instead they focus on corporations that they don’t control.
that's good because the military is already going green for years.
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_isn5f6o wrote
Reply to comment by glumjonsnow in CGI-powered ads are coming to Prime Video and Peacock. Both companies demonstrated new ad formats for Virtual Product Placements (VPP), a post-production technique to insert a brand into a show or movie after it's been filmed. by cartoonzi
what are ancient ads symbols of?
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_is2ae41 wrote
Reply to comment by OldFashnd in South Korean researchers say they have developed an anode-free lithium-ion battery that is 40% more energy dense than existing batteries and will enable EVs to travel 630km (390 miles) on a single charge. by lughnasadh
it's impossible for everything to be ethically produced. i think people are just tired of hearing of the bad news over and over again.
MilkshakeBoy78 t1_irxem7i wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in China’s Electric Trucks May Well Pull Forward Peak Oil Demand by PeteWenzel
why cant busses, trucks, vans be as numerous as personal vehicles? they will eventually be phased out from gas powered to ev vans definitely can be mass produced since it's basically a SUV
MilkshakeBoy78 OP t1_j4brtwh wrote
Reply to comment by basedmeds in Solving the Global Sugar Problem by MilkshakeBoy78
> The reason there is so much sugar in products is not because it tastes sweeter, but because it elicits a certain response from the human body in those volumes. If it was just about taste, sauces might all contain sweeteners.
Tons of sugar are added to products for the taste.
The reason some sauces do not contain sweeteners is because those sauces aren't meant to taste sweet and will not taste good when used with certain foods. Not all foods are meant to taste sweet. There are four other types of tastes...