I hope she was properly compensated, at the very least!
If we want to think long and hard about it, honey was one of the most sinful food alongside eggs...you didn't only take their housing, you took their unborn babies and the future food invested for those babies, put it on industrial centrifuge and spin it until the individual cells break, then filtered the beeswax until it's pure. If humans purely bred bees for the sake of preserving them as living creatures and not for honey, we honestly won't have any honeybee extinction crisis, ever.
If we want to think long and hard about it, honey was one of the most sinful food alongside eggs...you didn't only take their housing, you took their unborn babies and the future food invested for those babies, put it on industrial centrifuge and spin it until the individual cells break, then filtered the beeswax until it's pure. If humans purely bred bees for the sake of preserving them as living creatures and not for honey, we honestly won't have any honeybee extinction crisis, ever.
Where did this idea that honey comes from putting bee larva in a centrifuge come from? This is the second time I've heard someone say this, right down to specifically mentioning a centrifuge, and it's just blatantly not true. Honey and beeswax is made by the bees in the exact same way as it has been since before humans even existed, and they're more than happy to take acceptable losses of the stuff (which they instinctively overproduce anyway) to a "predator" that only cares for the manufactured stuff and doesn't actually want to hurt their larva. If they weren't, they would just... fly away, and build a nest elsewhere. Honeybees are some of the most well-treated of all domesticated animals, because there's no way for a beekeeper to prevent their bees from just leaving if they aren't happy with the conditions they're being kept in.
The thing that primarily threatens bees nowadays is pesticide overuse, which hits the bees as collateral damage when the flowers they visit are covered in poison. but that's something that you'd need to take the plant farmers to task over, rather than treating veganism like it's a totally blameless moral panacea.
If we want to think long and hard about it, honey was one of the most sinful food alongside eggs...you didn't only take their housing, you took their unborn babies and the future food invested for those babies, put it on industrial centrifuge and spin it until the individual cells break, then filtered the beeswax until it's pure. If humans purely bred bees for the sake of preserving them as living creatures and not for honey, we honestly won't have any honeybee extinction crisis, ever.
bees put honey in combs that no longer have larva. after a bee larva matures, its cell is repurposed for honey storage. if you want to denounce something then do it right, otherwise you just sound like an idiot
[...] you took their unborn babies and the future food invested for those babies, put it on industrial centrifuge and spin it until the individual cells break, [...]
You sure you're not confusing one of the processes they can de-maggot casu martzu with honey making?
I'm not entirely sure how to figure out the 5R, 6R, or 7R work in regards to an actual date or time. From what I was able to glean, those seem to be referring to different races that take place in a single race day, e.g. 1R - 12R.
I'm not entirely sure how to figure out the 5R, 6R, or 7R work in regards to an actual date or time. From what I was able to glean, those seem to be referring to different races that take place in a single race day, e.g. 1R - 12R.
Anyways, I'm just as confused as Nature is. ๐
should be the time. 5R to 7R is usually around 3-4pm iirc
I'm not entirely sure how to figure out the 5R, 6R, or 7R work in regards to an actual date or time. From what I was able to glean, those seem to be referring to different races that take place in a single race day, e.g. 1R - 12R.
Anyways, I'm just as confused as Nature is. ๐
xSauriaNx said:
should be the time. 5R to 7R is usually around 3-4pm iirc
5R-7R may be in the afternoon in some NAR races, but JRA races generally hold the 5th to 7th races around or a bit after noon time (no later than 1:30). There is an exception though, as starting from last year they extended the noon recess period for certain summer race meetings, so the 6th race and on are pushed back a couple of hours (not that the three racecourses mentioned hold such meetings as of 2025).
Edit: Chukyo does from this year.... Which honestly makes the most sense knowing how hot Nagoya gets in the summer.
Something tells me Chrono's ride-or-dying Croix du Nord not just because of the hype but most especially he's her treasured kouhai... (same owner, same trainer, and last but not least: same deskjockey) :BlobThonkSpin:
็ไธ็ดๆฐไนๅฃฎ is when used to describe when you're wrong but you speak with great self confidence and try to force your argument with volume/sophistry.
Okay so this emoji is a play on words. ๆถๆขฆ (Nightmare) and ้ฅฟๆขฆ (Onomatopoeia for hungry + Dream) in Chinese are pronounced the same. So instead of having a nightmare Spas is having a hungry dream.
I'd vote for Wight, he seems like he has a good head on his shoulders, a loving family man who'll probably lead with good intentions. The rest of the candidates all look like they'd scheme ulterior motives... probably destroy the world in the process.
Adding Yume to the character tags since the shadow is clearly meant to represent her. I don't know if there is any substance to the old fan theory about Malkuth being Yume, but that's obviously what this image is conveying.
Adding Yume to the character tags since the shadow is clearly meant to represent her. I don't know if there is any substance to the old fan theory about Malkuth being Yume, but that's obviously what this image is conveying.
Well, we aren't sure if the theory is true, but considering the 4.5 PV there's still a chance that Malkuth is using Yume's body as a host. we'll know once they fully done the 6th PV.
