In some countries you don’t pay for education and many people absolutely love the lectures. You can study something because you love the subject. I myself enjoyed every single lecture I had and I often attended even lectures that I didn’t need in my curriculum, just for the delight of learning things. I understand there are people that study just to get a degree and employability and don’t really like their specialisation that much. That’s ok. But studying what you’re passionate about can be very fulfilling and it’s ok too, nothing snobbish about it.

Those are self-explanatory:

Wow, you’re right, it IS like Revelations!

It IS called grape fruit, not for its taste though, rather for the way the fruits grow in grape-like racemes ;)

That was before it has been fixed, now it’s a neutrino.

They’re hybrids, surprisingly though, they’re not man-made, or not directly. People introduced oranges and pomelos to Barbados. But the plants then crossbread of their own will in the wild, creating grapefruits :)

I do agree it’s easier to tweak the fruit.

Yeah, that’s because grapefruits are pomelo and orange hybrids. And it’s the only American native citrus. The parent species were brought to the Americas from Asia. They escaped from plantations, crossbread in the wild (in Barbados) and that’s how grapefruits were born.

Also, pomelos are one of the few comercial citruses that are not hybrids, it’s a botanic species (unlike oranges, lemons, limes and tangerines)

Omg I need that spoon, it’s perfect!

Wtf? I’ve got everything crowded up at the highest level of tasty, including the lemon - nom nom!

You don’t have to eat it, you know. And you won’t have any medication problem. It’s a complete win for you.

Do you have to meet the meteorologist and check his data and model to believe their weather forecast? Do you have to meet every single politician, scientist, news reporter, just everyone, to believe any news at all?

And if you heat any oil too much it starts producing carcinogenes. Butter is especially prone to do that even in relatively lower heat if it’s not ghee. So it becomes toxic in a similar way as teflon is.

Why the downvotes when OP asks in this particular sub?

Why do you think so? It is possible, but there are other possibilities as well. Many healthy parents find out they’re expecting a disabled child during an early screening. Or they could be asking just theoretically.

Did I miss OP saying they have a disability in family?

Do you think happy Down’s syndrome people are an exception? I have a different experience.

Family history of disability is not a necessary prerequisite of having a disabled child, though.

They played us for absolute fools.

Oh no, I didn’t know people can have oregano genetically ruined as well. I suspect human olfactory perceptions to be much more diverse than I ever expected.

Now I imagine being a man pretending to be shopping for my wife, saying it just didn’t fit her, while the cashier is looking with suspition at the skirt I’m wearing.