How about this:
Two people give the odds for the result of a coin flip of non-weighted coins.
Person A: Heads = 50%, Tails = 50%
Person B: Heads = 75%, Tails = 25%
The result of the coin flip ends up being Heads. Which person had the more accurate model? Did Person A get something wrong?
a heck load of chemicals injected into a block of soy beans paste.
Everything's a chemical, this is just language used to make things sound scary. The taurin that cats need that isn't found in vegan cat food is identical to the taurin in meat.
Additionally WE can make that choice but cats that are obligatory carnivore would never choose vegan as they are obligated to do so.
If you're so concerned about a cat having a supposedly harmful (the science on this disagrees with you, to be clear) choice made for itself by the human who is keeping it, why are you fine with the choices made for the animals that are kept in awful conditions and then killed for cat food with meat in it? Those animals are also kept by humans and have choices made for them that are unnatural to them, and they are most certainly being harmed.
If a vegan diet is ethical for a cat is unknown.
The science on this is pretty clear, and there are plenty of examples of cats thriving on a vegan diet for many many years. Of course, it's important to consult a specialist and give the cat regular checkups if switching its diet like this.
I watched it with a friend, that made it at least somewhat bearable (while talking over it at parts and stopping after around 75% of it)
"But now we will unlock the door for new use cases" ... like locking doors.
I'll do you one better: just replace the "shorts" with a "v", and it'll redirect you to the video version as well.
Bonus: since the "shorts" part of the URL is between two slashes, double clicking it will mark just that part.
It worked, thank you!! :)
I've had this one since December 2020, I saw it on the Genshin Impact subreddit a few months after release :)
(Also, can anyone tell me how to have images in comments without the URL there, just the image being fully loaded right away?)
Oh, I didn't know Vivaldi had a mobile version!
But in this hypothetical scenario of explicitly unweighted coins, Person A was entirely correct in the odds they gave. There's nothing to improve.