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For centuries, in a sincere effort to categorize illness to affect a better treatment, the medical industry has developed a system of labels to identify illness and medical conditions. And, yes, over the past century, many of the historic labels have been dropped and ridiculed — for good reason.
Every day we hear a different opinion on what we should and what we should not eat or drink. For adults, a little alcohol is good for you (although “little” is never researched properly) then even a little can damage you.
When we went to school, repetition and recitation were always effective learning methods.
Let’s start with numbers. Currently, the government U.S. unemployment rate stands at 3.6% with a total of 6 million people in that percentage. The number of job openings is currently 11 million.
Too many people try and find ways to solve energy and food issues by making false claims, or building completely new technologies, or, worst of all, trying to tame nature.
Can we apply a little common sense here?
In America, aiding and abetting a crime — no matter how slight that help may have been — will get that person arrested and charged.
Until the last 40 years, most families always supplemented their food with hunting. Pre-World War II, there were less than 2 billion people on the planet (today there are 7 billion-plus). Hunting and the wildlife food supply were a normal, regular, habitual part of families’ lives. Disrupting that often meant families went hungry.
Until the last 40 years, most families always supplemented their food with hunting. Pre-World War II, there were less than 2,000,000,000 people on the planet (today there are 7,000,000,000+). Hunting and the wildlife food supply were a normal, regular, habitual part of families’ lives. Disrupting that often meant families went hungry.
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