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Yes, this is a significant problem because of the strange irony that for a communist country, the Chinese government is run like a business. There are targeted metrics and goals and promotions and pay increases tied to them. They've had a long documented history in the past with suspected gdp reporting fraud. Every time they add a new metric to monitor as a target there is the possibility of potential fraud or gaming the metric in an unproductive way such as planting and unplanting trees.

So he points to glyphosphate in the impossible burger and canola oil in the the beyond meat burger as being unhealthy. It seems a bit dubious though as the glyphosphate is within fda approved levels and canola oil doesn't have a firm concensus of being unhealthy

A truly tragic moment in history

Well, all high growth populations have eventually slowed their population growth as gdp capita and mean years of schooling increased

Actually North Korea isn't currently allowed to have exports so that would be an illegal transaction

I'm very excited about the Librem 5 but I'm starting to get the impression that they weren't close to shipping in January 2019. Honestly that's fine as long as the final product is good

[Purism] secretly arrives late with Pure OS mobile