“You’ll only get about 20% bioavailability from hemp seeds”.

I showed you that’s incorrect, by some 60% at least.

And I also didn’t mention whether the beef if minced or cooked.

However, you reminded me of another issue with vegetable proteins - protein completeness

Mmm

Sure

Come up with that yourself, once again?

Hemp protein has a balanced amino acid profile. All nine essential amino acids are contained in hemp protein (histidine, isoleucine, leucine, lysine, methionine, phenylalanine, threonine, tryptophan, valine).

Again. I’m not a vegan, nor am I taking any sort of political stance here.

I’m just pointing out how ridiculously archaic the rhetoric is they you can’t get get swole with vegan protein.

For body building hemp flour/powder is just as good if not better than chugging eggs. Depends on other factors of any given person’s diet though.

You’ll get that 75%… if you cook the beef. And if you’re just gulping down large raw chunks, even less.

You know what you can also do with hemp seeds?

Cook them.

Or just mill it into flour and then use for whatever. The resulting flour will be >33% protein.

Hemp flour has good protein bioavailability, with ground hemp seed protein showing digestibility of 91–98%.

But even so, your original “you’ll get about 20% of that” is just not right.

The results showed that the whole hemp seed presented 24% of proteins with an 84.1%−86.2% of digestibility, the dehulled hemp seed showed 35.9% of proteins and 83.5%−92.1% of digestibility, while the hemp seed meal contained 40.7 % of proteins with 90.8%−97.5% of digestibility.

Whole hemp seeds are about 24% protein and ~85% bioavailability

https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/nutrition/articles/10.3389/fnut.2022.1039180/full

Idk where you’re inventing your figures from

>You look at his feet on his way out and notice he leaves a dripping trail while walking.

be kid

find this in your shoe

get idea

catch seagull

tie airtag to its foot.

go see mom having a fit

100g of beef (15% fat) has about 26 grams of protein.

Per 100 g, hemp seeds contain more than 30 g of protein.

Cooked edamame has like 11.

So yeah, there’s honestly no reason to think you can’t get enough protein as a vegan. However in this meme there’s quite a difference, the rhino isn’t eating hemp seeds. The catch for him is he needs to eat a lot and all the time. Just like cows.

But humans don’t, because you don’t need to get all your protein from grass and hay.

Am not a vegan myself though

When looking at the kind of person most likely to fall victim to the cults, many people are surprised by the findings. The following are characteristics of the most likely cult recruit and suggest that the person:

1. Is from an economically sound family background.

2. Has average to above average intelligence.

3. Has a good education.

4. Is idealistic.

Most cults can recruit and control a person in a matter of three or four days.

https://cultinformation.org.uk/mobile/articles/cult-concerns-an-overview-of-cults-and-their-harmful-methods-in-the-uk/

I think you’re just perpetuating your own opinions about this, instead of any sort of facts.

Are you quite sure?

When the word cult is mentioned, some people may think not only of the tragedy in Waco, Texas but also of Jonestown and the murder/suicides there on l8 November l978, when 913 died following the order of Rev. Jim Jones to drink cyanide laced Kool-Aid.

Both of these cases instantly became the focus of the worlds attention. Since the two groups were U.S. based, there is a danger that many people in the U.K. may consider the cult issue to be a North American problem and one that does not affect people here in Britain. They do so at their peril.

Figures quoted for the UK usually indicate 500+ cults in operation here. On a per capita basis the U.K. has a similar problem with the number of cults to that of the U.S.

https://cultinformation.org.uk/mobile/articles/cult-concerns-an-overview-of-cults-and-their-harmful-methods-in-the-uk/

Who’s paying for that?

Extend my foot on the bus so that I’m able to touch the wanker listening to music on speakerphone.

I don’t think you know what “turn” means

Honestly, are you on krokodil or something? Do you now know how references work?

The Yle article has no quote “disproving” any “chosen narrative”.

First off, what fucking “narrative”, you schizoid fuck?

Secondly, I’m sharing news from trusted national news sources. I’ve repeated that like a dozen times. You still do not understand journalistic credibility? Is it just that you can’t understand the concept of credibility, or does that not translate from your native language?

You’re like a toddler, screeching “NO NO NO NO NO NOT TRUE BECAUSE I DONT LIKE IT I HATE IT ITS NOT TRUE AND ITS NOT TRUE BECAUSE I SAY SO”

While I show you reports from the most trusted newspapers in Sweden and Finland, which just quote reports from the actual library from which these works were banned.

And you say that didn’t happen, because… you don’t like it.

You can probably see why people would be laughing at you. :D

Cherokee is common enough in parts of Oklahoma that there is street signage in Cherokee. It’s all over Tahlequah. Apple Maps will display town names in the Cherokee alphabet when you are in that area.

I was not aware. Thought it was worse. You’ve restored some faith in me. Thank you.

Also thank you for the article.

And a somewhat unrelated question, have you watched “Resident Alien”? They don’t use natives languages but I like the show.

The sources are the trusted nationals newspapers.

Several of them.

Yle and Hufvudstadsbladet.

Are you getting a bit flustered? 😘

Sure yeah, make it about America. It’s not as if it gets enough attention.

Editing your comment after I reply with my comment?

And you dare talk about integrity?

Now I’m laughing so hard I’m genuinely having a hard time breathing.

source: trustmebro

The emotions are all yours. Ever heard of “projecting”?

You’re literally autistically screeching how a story with several established sources is “complete fiction”, without having anything to back up your statements.

If I were to see you IRL, I’d cross the street, because people mumbling to themselves about things which no-one else sees are usually not good company.

Your whole argument boils down to “nuh-uh, those named museum curators are less trustworthy than me, a random fucking idiot on Lemmy”.

“You’re perpetuating right-wing propaganda because I SAY SO, no need to have any of this verified in any way, and the proof you’re perpetuating right wing propaganda is that all the sources and quotes you can source and name the writers from just don’t matter. Whatever I happen to say, goes.”

So I should trust a random burner account more than a 100-year old national newspaper which sources it’s claims and quotes the spokesperson for the New York library. You can just check if that spokesperson has actually made that comment. It’s there. It’s online.

Several trustworthy newspapers quote a Brooklyn Public Library spokesperson. But he’s less credible than an autistically screeching burner account?

https://swedenherald.com/article/stinky-removed-from-new-york-moomin-exhibition-after-concerns

This was a curatorial decision to create an environment where all visitors feel welcome and listened to, says the library’s press spokesperson Fritzi Bodenheimer to HBL.

So you’re just stomping your foot and denying reality. And call me a “dense motherfucker.” Thanks man, I haven’t laughed that hard in a while. Probably made me healthier with all the tar that laughing fit made me cough up.

Oh one more question.

I don’t know if you speak Cherokee or know what it’s supposed to sound like, but as I have no reference point, i trust your perception more in this. The clip I linked, do you think they got the language at all right?

Because sometimes I’ll see big studios doing supposedly something in Finnish and it might just be garbled and then I’m like “really, with all the money you put into this you couldn’t hire one fluent speaker?”