the statute of Anne was the first copyright law and it was written to stop printers in London from breaking each others' knees over who was allowed to print the world of Shakespeare who was already long dead.
copyright is a bill of goods when packaged as a protection for creatives.
people have always been able to earn money from their creativity. copyright is just corporate greed.
I have been assured there are cows in the wild who live 20 years on average. it's not true but people(vegans) definitely think that
this site is covered with bots
you're making that up
the first video says flat out that there is no conclusive science about a single diet that is best (it's around the 15 minute mark), and the second seems to support what i've been saying in this thread: individuals choosing to buy one thing or another is irrelevant. what matters is the systemic impacts and systemic change.
roundup is an herbicide, not a pesticide
We could just feed a tenth of the corn to people and get rid of the cows
except that the field corn fed to cattle is not human-digestable, either.
the soybean products fed to livestock are, by and large, the byproducts of pressing soybeans for oil. feeding industrial waste to animals is a good use and actually a conservation of resources.
corn fed beef cattle aren't fed exclusively corn. they're grass-fed grain-finished. they spend about a year grazing before going to a feedlot for around 6 months.
for most people making taht decision does not involve killing anything. both options have already been harvested and presented.