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Isn’t the true pyramid the one with a square base? I think this is called a tetrahedron.
Isn’t the true pyramid the one with a square base? I think this is called a tetrahedron.
Carters’ peanuts :)
Nutritious is very relative to industrialized food production. The most nutritious natural products are perceived as wild and are not objects of agriculture. Basically the objects of agriculture were selected on the ease of reproduction, not their nutritious value, or their cost. It just so happened that those that were easy to plant and grow were the leanest in quantity and complexity of nutrients. Many of the most nutritious seeds, fruits, and vegetables are becoming extinct with the elimination of natural forests. Planted forests would take thousands of years to stabilize as ecosystems (if ever) and be concidered sustainable food sources.
Cheap means the industry hasn’t been able to monopolize, but labor is very exploitable (see bannana republics, tea and coffee plantations). It also means the quantities produced have saturated the markets and the product is in abundance (wheat, corn, soy,…).
Delicious … only N.Europeans (and their N.Am. Oceania descendants) would consider eating a single element alone and judge it by taste. The rest of the world eat what they can get, spice it up, mix it, and make taste a final product of a mixture of things with a labor intensive process of preparing it. The dairy industry (waste of nutritients and exponentially waste of land use) and the sugar industry (it should have been banned under substance abuse addictive product that is a health hazzard as well) have blurred what “delicious” really means. Take as an example banana split ice cream, there is little nutritious value, if not harmful as a whole, made of three industrial products that maximize labor exploitation. If it wasn’t for capitalism nobody in their right mind would have come up with this one. It only exists because of capitalism.
Nutrition has been a dead end disaster since its early days of being industrialized.
1st time the US military was stationed away from borders was in Nicaragua to protect fruit plantation monopoly. 1st time it was involved in overthrowing a government and install a vicious coup was in Guatemala, to protect the banana monopoly UF had formed. The banana we know and eat worldwide (almost) is a British patent, but it may be vanishing in this next decade. We may be the last to ever eat a banana.
Plantains are not bananas, and there are literally hundreds of relatives to this fruit/vegetable but very few are sweet and taste like a banana.
Nothing wrong with the fruit itself but the economic/political structures that formed to have it mass produced are some of the most evil days capitalism ever created. Millions of peasants were sentenced to artificial poverty so they can become slave workers to this monopoly.
Sugar was bad as well till this Cuban and Chilean duo disrupted the party the Eur-American trash were having.