Short book reviews: "What we could have known" about Covid from the get-go, announcing a new book on Brexit, German Green power for its own sake, Switzerland's two important June referendums
Can't wait for the time when there'll be a few freak-weather events across Europe and the politicians together with the intelligenzija decide to go for climate lockdowns and Robert Habeck in his drowsy manner then calling for eating insects and keeping the respiratory frequency below a certain threshold, in order to not exhale too much CO2.
Oh, the mis, dis and mal... :) it is not 10 grams of meat per month, but per day. Which brings to my mind the memory of my grandfather during the 1980s, diligently weighing the amount of bread he could eat per day after having been diagnosed with diabetes.
Can't wait for the time when there'll be a few freak-weather events across Europe and the politicians together with the intelligenzija decide to go for climate lockdowns and Robert Habeck in his drowsy manner then calling for eating insects and keeping the respiratory frequency below a certain threshold, in order to not exhale too much CO2.
Great podcast!
HA ha, yes
Oh, the mis, dis and mal... :) it is not 10 grams of meat per month, but per day. Which brings to my mind the memory of my grandfather during the 1980s, diligently weighing the amount of bread he could eat per day after having been diagnosed with diabetes.
it says "per month" here. https://tkp.at/2023/05/24/ende-der-currywurst-ampel-arbeitet-an-transformation-des-gesamten-ernaehrungssystem/
Yes, but only in one subheading; the rest of the text speaks of 10 grams per day (or, in more scientific Currywurst units, one per month).
But enough nitpicking ("Korinthenkacken"). I very much enjoyed your mini pod!
thanks! tbf, I thought 10 g/month was a little too on the nose even for WEF-Ätzdemir.