I tend to think of weather tech being similar to how fire must have been thought of when humans first started harnessing it. The potential was there to change the world and how humans live in it but many likely viewed it as the devil and that the only humans using it were using it to destroy the world. People fear things that are new and they don't understand. Story as old as time. Hell, that's me with AI.
I read where it's 480,000. It's massive and scarier than Godzilla. It's funded by those on the Epstein client list who don't want you to drink raw milk.
I remember when we had intelligent, reasonable and well-read people on my team and not the know-nothings who can't seem to process information and thus resort to conspiracy theorizing when they're just ignorant about something or poorly read.
If she wants to outlaw something that doesn't exist then by all means let her. If that occupies her time it's harmless.
Span is full of shït. This has not happened like this before. Not that much rise that fast. That's terrible to claim as a weather professional
Fact is their was a singular meteorologist in San Antonio whose job it was to be a part of the early warning system is no longer employed and that job is still vacant. He was not fired but he took a package to retire early. Offer me one and I am gone too.
So? But have they seeded recently? This particular even was unpredictable, regardless of staffing levels.
No there’s actually only 7. I’m not sure who funds them, but I actually do drink raw milk on a regular basis. Have you ever had any? Super good! Closest thing store bought I’ve found to it is Beason’s milk out of Philadelphia MS.
Yes. The CEO of Rainmaker, Augustus Doricko, admits to cloud seeding missions on July 2nd in the flood area. I posted his X statement earlier in this thread.
The Beasons pasteurize their milk.
Yes they do. Beasons is not as ultra- pasteurized as other store bought brands, plus it isn’t homogenized, unlike store bought brands. Btw, if you’re “lactose intolerant” you can drink all the raw milk you want, not to mention cheese, yogurt, butter, ice cream ect. Obviously you don’t know about any benefits, other than what you’ve googled or read.
Lord have mercy. I only have about a dozen friends in the dairy business across the country including the Beasons.
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Who here can speak personally to the affects of being lactose intolerant?Lord have mercy. I only have about a dozen friends in the dairy business across the country including the Beasons.
You’re a moron.
Effect of Raw Milk on Lactose Intolerance: A Randomized Controlled Pilot Study - PMC
This pilot study aimed to determine whether raw milk reduces lactose malabsorption and/or lactose intolerance symptoms relative to pasteurized milk. We performed a crossover trial involving 16 adults with self-reported lactose intolerance and ...
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CONCLUSIONS
Raw milk failed to reduce lactose malabsorption or lactose intolerance symptoms compared with pasteurized milk among adults positive for lactose malabsorption. These results do not support widespread anecdotal claims that raw milk reduces the symptoms of lactose intolerance.
Positive note: in testing them they flooded the basement of that pizza parlor
