any grad student should be able to explain their research in broad layperson terms
100%. I just think caution is warranted for certain cases where a small amount of detail and the year of graduation might be enough to personally identify someone.
but I'm curious if the land he's bought is in more climate resiliant locations.
When you own land everywhere, you don't really need to discriminate.
forced insemination falls off in Outside the cultures that enjoy its consumption
This is simply false cw: forced insemination of cows in the indian dairy industry
Look it up instead of arguing with me?
First, I actually did look it up. Second, why didn't you?
A person online who was only interested in vegan food choices and not a discussion about dairy practices in the west?
If it's niche enough, answering this might be very poor opsec
First, at the risk of being a pedant, bickering and arguing are distinct activities. Second, I didn't imply llm's results are inherently incorrect. However, it is undeniable that they sometimes make shit up. Thus without other information from a more trustworthy source, an LLM's outputs can't be trusted.
Do you really not see why I asked my rhetorical question or do you just want to bicker?
How did you know the answer was correct?
oooh tamari
so like, could you have answered that question without spinning up a 200W gpu somewhere to do the llm "inference"?
tamarind the fruit or tamarin the genus?
please demonstrate a case where this has been useful to you
cows have to be tricked into letting their milk down to be collected by humans
jfc I did not know that
Why must I explain cow maintenence in India when all i wanted to know was why vegans dont consume dairy?
If you'll humor me, I'm walking you through a few of the reasons.
Its a yearly thing, baby is born, baby stays for 5 or so months, then when they are good on grass, they are either sent off to another cow keeper, farmer if ox or kept
As you describe, typically, the calves are separated from their mother, whose excess milk is then harvested and consumed by humans like you. The male calves are culled, eaten, or (rarely) used for breeding. This alone is fundamentally exploitative and vegans like me believe supporting it is morally reprehensible. But if that isn't sufficiently questionable for your scruples, in order to produce the separated calf (and stimulate milk production), the dairy cows are regularly forcibly inseminated. When they are no longer productive, they are culled and their carcasses are deconstructed and sold for as much profit as possible. Obviously cows cannot consent to any of this.
s it that hard to comprehend cows living peacefully in a country that considers them sacred
If that country allows the proliferation of an industry that profits from the extraction of products oftheir bodies, yes.
Okay keep going. What has to happen before cows produce milk that can be extracted?
Okay keep going. What has to happen before the milkperson delivers the milk?
s I like cows, grew up with em, theyre better than dogs
Do you know how dairy workers use the cows to produce milk?
how bad could it be at that level of dilution
it's not just methamphetamine but also its incompletely combusted products (some of which are certainly carcinogenic) that one is inhaling when smelling these fumes
you gotta get with his wake first
you went woke for a vulture?
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The post has such an e x p a n s i v e body
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