Price gouging would not be possible in a true capitalist system.
The only way a business could price gouge is if they were a monopoly.
The only way monopolies can exist in this world is leveraging the fulcrum that the monopoly on violence (government) provides.
Maybe, but humans naturally do not want a fair fight lol
They want to risk as little as possible, so they will make better weapons to potentially defend themselves
Ahhh gotcha.
The cold card is a little too pricey at the moment. Also, because I’m so tech illiterate I want to try out multiple wallets.
I’m also too paranoid to keep everything in one place
“Government regulation only makes matters worse because it creates new legal barriers to entering the industry, which protects incumbent players and stifles innovation.”
This is the reality of regulations in EVERY industry
Also a bay leaf, a sprig of thyme & garlic.
It’s meant to be eaten with salads, charcuterie. Probably would be good with anything sauerkraut would pair with.
Apparently the Slavs like to eat these straight with a bottle of vodka
I’ll let you know in a week or two how they are
This book lists the common Roman snail, brown garden snail & giant African land snail as edible species
Helix pomatia, Helix aspera & Achatina achatina
Specific types of cattle farming have negative environmental impacts, but cattle grown in properly rotated silvopasture systems are net beneficial for the environment
Oh yeah, but I know I’m early on my journey. I wholeheartedly believe in the 10,000 hour rule.
Some art requires 10,000 hours in multiple categories.
I remind myself constantly everyday to have low-time preference
Yeah I’ve only read about them. I think if they’re made solid it’s an electuary
I thought it might would be a good way to get people at the farmers market to actually buy something medicinal
I’ve only had it a few times but escargot is so good.
I thought about making a snail farm but there is almost no information on growing them that I could find easily. Plus I was afraid they’d eat my cultivated mushrooms too much
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