20k a year

Here I was thinking about street trollies, and debating whether it's worth it to have them if it meant electricity remains a thing...

So if you can figure out what changed, then you can understand how I've been drinking raw milk for 10 years, and others longer, and doing fine.

If raw milk killed you 50% of the time, how long would a society using it as a staple, survive? If death was a 1 in a 1000 glasses outcome?

You don't have to be a disease expert to say that obviously the milk is not a substantial problem . It's the handling.

2/3

Corporations.

I don't mean wealth or big family owned companies. But having people interested in profit BUT shielded from the repercussions of failure is a bad combo.

What an interesting juxtaposition. Looking for kindness with a knife.