Humans don’t need supplements or artificial nutrition to survive without meat. A simple plant based diet provides all of the nutrition humans need. Including sufficient fat.
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Here's Our First Look at Apple's New 'FineWoven' Apple Watch Bands
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Humans don’t need supplements or artificial nutrition to survive without meat. A simple plant based diet provides all of the nutrition humans need. Including sufficient fat.
You realise that if we did that, most animals would simply not exist at all?
Some people don't understand how the food chain works. Same idea as some animals need to be hunted for population control but there are people that want hunting 100% banned.
I’ve bought some of the $4 Alpine knockoffs and while they are clearly not up to Apple’s standards tehy are quite decent and stand up to daily wear.
The steel bands and leather ones are junk.
Unless Apple has a patent on the fastening device then there is nothing illegal about them. I could not find any patent relating to the lugs, just design patents for a few styles; though I would suspect they might have one for the attachment.
Leather bands are reportedly discontinued.
I’m beginning nutritionists and doctors are just guessing. Can’t tell how many times things like natural fat, eggs, etc. have gone from bad to good to bad, while they continue to push fake burgers that have more garbage in them than good.
Because they knew plants weren’t giving them everything they needed to live a long successful life. And meat tastes WAY better.
They do. Correct, case is closed.Firstly, humans were not “designed” at all.
Secondly, humans do not need to eat meat
It’s that simple. Case closed. No further discussion required
We have a really bad deer problem where I live. People are constantly hitting them. They devour gardens and carry disease.
Getting rid of the Hermes leather options is a terrible idea..
In a departure from leather, Apple is expected to unveil an all-new line of FineWoven Apple Watch bands made from artificial materials, and these images are said to be our first look at what one of the official bands look like.
Sourced by prototype device collector and leaker Kosutami, the images allegedly show one of Apple's official bands, which are described as being lightweight, thin, and smooth.
The bands are allegedly made from recycled nylon and polyester, with a twill weave pattern. Apple may have chosen these materials in an effort to appear eco-friendly, while simultaneously reducing their carbon footprint through the use of fabric-based leather substitutes.
According to Kosutami, the bands are also set to feature a splash-resistant coating, although the bands themselves are not fully waterproof.
According to the leaker, Apple created six color options for the FineWoven watch bands, but is only set to announce three of them during the special event today. The exact colors remain unknown at the time of writing.
Kosutami also clarified that the FineWoven bands would be made by the same manufacturer that makes bands for the AppleWatch Ultra, with the materials allegedly being sourced from Japan.
Previous rumors have suggested that Apple will be removing leather options from its assortment of iPhone cases. Similar to the rumored FIneWoven Apple Watch bands, rumors claim that Apple also plans to release iPhone cases made from an artificial leather material under the same "FineWoven" moniker.
Information on the iPhone cases originated from DuanRui, a leaker who sources information from Chinese social media platforms.
Kosutami previously told MacRumors that Apple plans to discontinue all silicione accessories, and now claims that Apple intends to replace most of its leather accessories with ones made from more eco-friendly materials.
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman recently said that Apple began offering Hermes leather accessories to its employees at discounts of up to 90% last month in an attempt to clear remaining inventory. He also added that he expects Apple to move away from leather on its Apple Watch bands, in addition to phone cases.
For more on what else Apple is expected to reveal at its "Wonderlust" event in a few hours, be sure to check out our latest roundup.
Article Link: Here's Our First Look at Apple's New 'FineWoven' Apple Watch Bands
You are totally wrong. Let me quote from scientific American:Firstly, humans were not “designed” at all.
Secondly, humans do not need to eat meat
It’s that simple. Case closed. No further discussion required
Killing animals and eating meat have been significant components of human evolution that had a synergistic relationship with other key attributes that have made us human, with larger brains, smaller guts, bipedalism and language. Larger brains benefited from consuming high-quality proteins in meat-containing diets, and, in turn, hunting and killing of large animals, butchering of carcasses and sharing of meat have inevitably contributed to the evolution of human intelligence in general and to the development of language and of capacities for planning, cooperation and socializing in particular.
😂 Explains a lot.
Getting back to the whole point of this discussion, why does it always come down to I don’t {insert blank} so you don’t get to {insert blank}. I eat/do/buy whatever I want. Help others whenever I can. I couldn’t care less what others do unless they are visibly polluting/stealing/something unlawful. Leather bands hurt no one. Carbon is not a pollutant, it’s plant food. No plants, no vegans.
Cows are the middleman when it comes to my vegetarian diet.
That is merely one side of an ongoing debate.
For example:
Meat-brained humans? Paleo cops a punch as researchers highlight importance of carbs for human evolution
The modern argument that the Paleo way fuelled human evolution may be archaic, according to a new study.
Because non-human animals are sentient creatures just like you and I.
To cause them unnecessary suffering is just as morally repugnant as it would be for you and I to cause unnecessary suffering to each other.
There is no need for the industrial raising, torture and slaughter of non-human animals for human use, so the suffering brought about by such practices are unnecessary and thereby unethical.
You should read your material more closely. I'll help you by lifting one sentence from itThat is merely one side of an ongoing debate.
For example:
Meat-brained humans? Paleo cops a punch as researchers highlight importance of carbs for human evolution
The modern argument that the Paleo way fuelled human evolution may be archaic, according to a new study.amp.smh.com.au
Our research suggests that dietary carbohydrates, along with meat, were essential for the evolution of modern big-brained humans.
Note that phrase "along with meat", not total absence of meat.
You might like to look up the definition of "sentient creatures".
I am more than aware of definitions of sentience and consciousness
Is there a point you would like to make?
Are you claiming that non-human animals are not self aware and cannot suffer?
“Essential for evolution” does not mean still required
Slavery was essential for the creation of the United States as a country and much of the global economy as it exists today.
Would you argue it is still necessary?
Indeed.
You seem to be confusing an explanation for how something came to be with its current necessity
Do you have an answer about your beliefs regarding animal sentience for us yet?
I know how we all can help Apple reach zero carbon earlier than 2030.
We all stop buying any apple product, problem solved!
(Sorry, Apple pissed me off with the whole mother "nature" thing. I didn't know mother nature is a fat arrogant woman, that claims we don't need to talk about the photosynthesis)
We all stop buying any apple product, problem solved!
(Sorry, Apple pissed me off with the whole mother "nature" thing. I didn't know mother nature is a fat arrogant woman, that claims we don't need to talk about the photosynthesis)
my Apple phone cases look dead after a year from just pulling it out of a trouser pocket and putting it back in
Conflating slavery with eating meat reveals a confusion of the mind that is beyond the ability to comprehend.
Besides, this thread is about iPhone cases and I have a date with a blood rare steak so I’ll leave you to talk to yourself.
There is evidence plants are sentient as well. Is killing them ok?
Well, no plant/fiber based bands for iWatch.
I guess ya gots to superglue the case to ya wrist.