So communism?
No a socialist welfare state. Communism is a system where production is owned and controlled by the state.
Of course no system is pure something or other. In the old Communist states everyone was given a job by the government and you were at least expected to show up for it, pure welfare as we understand it was rare. The United States does have welfare abit less then what we call the Socialist European Countries. European Socialist countries on their part own major parts of a number of companies (AirBus comes to mind).
The bicyclist ran the stop sign, which is illegal, but is not something the cops usually issue tickets for. Bicyclists are almost never ticketed for anything.
Whether Waymo did anything illegal is unclear.
The general toughs the cops have on bicyclist is that well they are only risking their own necks, why bother. Truth is that bicyclist do cause serious injuries and even deaths when striking pedestrians.
The amount of meat in diets might have been the same or higher but there are huge differences in what was used and how it was raised. The meat used was largely pigs and goats (great generalist foragers which are even beneficial to pastures). chickens sheep and cows were only slaughtered after egg/milk producing ran low. Old farm animals like horses and donkeys were also slaughtered. A good chunk of it was also what we would now call "bush meat". Another big difference was that human grade grains were not used as feed.
Nowdays there has been a huge increase in cow production (one of the worst animals when it comes to feed/yield ratio), we also raise these animals including sheep and chickens simply for meat instead of using them up for milk/egg production. The biggest problem thou is that we use human rated grains to raise these animals.
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