bert_brause

Only about [1% of the population] in the U.S. is vegan. Yet 6.9% of adults aged 51–70, and 15% of those over 70, are B12 deficient, according to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. That means the vast majority of B12 deficiency cases occur in non-vegans.

This is just throwing numbers around. There is no base for that claim anywhere. These numbers have no relation to peoples diets, only their age and b12 deficiency. No proof that of that 1% of vegans, 100% aren't b12 deficient.

Ah, ein Mann von Kultur!

It's corn flour isn't it?

Aren't nachos also made of flour?

Everything is amazing with kimchi!

Elephant. Never met one outside the zoo, but I imagine they would be hard to say "no" to.

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This might be the only decimal measuring format the US will adopt, since nobody else uses it.

There have been massive protests in germany over the past years. Even before the pandemic.

Recently I accidently deleted the contents of /boot/ on my first arch install. The lesson that followed was something I would have rather saved for later ^^

Pfui! Scher dich fort du Widerling!

Well that's easy: everyone outside of the concentration camps more less supported them or did enough to not end up in one of the camps. Of course there were a bunch of rebellious groups of people who actively stood up against the government. Of some of them we know, others might have been forgotten. But I think with that we're already covering at least 75% of the population. You might find the list of companies involved in the holocaust interesting. Not exactly people but you can extrapolate from there: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_companies_involved_in_the_Holocaust