Yes we are part BIOS , part BIAS

3D-printed meat is officially on American shelves — and the company isn’t required to label it on the front of the package. Israeli food-tech firm Steakholder Foods has officially rolled out 3D-printed plant-based meats in U.S. grocery stores under its Perfecta brand. Israeli food-technology company Steakholder Foods has officially brought its line of 3D-printed, plant-based meats to retail shelves in the Northeastern United States under the brand name Perfecta. Utilizing specialized extrusion technology called Fused Paste Layering, the company builds cuts of marbled steak, filet mignon, chicken breast, salmon patties, and white fish patties layer by layer using plant proteins from soy, wheat, and rice. The technology aims to recreate the authentic texture, fibrous structure, and fat marbling of traditional animal meat without relying on livestock or lab-grown animal cells. While the launch represents a significant commercial milestone for alternative protein in American supermarkets, it has also reignited discussions around labeling transparency and nutritional density. The products are sold under consumer-friendly labels as 'premium plant-based meat' without explicitly highlighting 3D printing on the front packaging. Additionally, nutritional comparisons reveal that products like the plant-based salmon patty offer around 8 grams of protein per 100 grams compared to roughly 20 grams in natural salmon, prompting active debate among shoppers over food processing, ingredient lists, and transparency. source: Inc. Magazine. (2026). A New Plant-Based Meat Brand Is Bringing 5 Types of 3D-Printed Food to U.S. Shoppers. Inc.

It is not funny , it is frustrating and disgusting how people with fake courses and services to sell online talk about integrity. You got few dollars from me but you lost my trust for life. Enjoy !

Europe needs another Napoleon, not fake interst but warriors on the ground love their country and ready to sacrify for it not sacrify it for their own interest ...

The Romans had underfloor heating nearly 2,000 years ago. Their solution was called a hypocaust, a heating system that circulated hot gases beneath raised floors and, in some buildings, through hollow walls. Here’s how it worked: a furnace burned wood to produce heat. Small brick pillars called pilae supported the floor, leaving a space underneath for hot gases to travel. Special hollow tiles, known as tubuli, could carry the gases up through the walls, helping warm the room. The system was used in Roman baths and some wealthy homes, where keeping rooms warm was important. What I find interesting is the engineering behind it. The Romans used airflow, carefully built masonry and controlled heat to warm entire spaces long before modern radiators existed. It required plenty of fuel, but the idea was remarkably clever for its time. Ancient engineering still has stories worth exploring.

🇪🇸 Spain in 1971 🇪🇸 Spain in 2025 It's sad man... Writer: Samuel

Some of the decisions I have taken for the last three years were so tough that I felt as if I was strangling myself. But now going back checking the available options back then and "the obvious" consequences could be, I thank the universe so much that made me the stubborn person I am.

You will NEVER EVER understand what justice means unless you face "injustice" at least once in life. The same goes for "Freedom" - if your freedom has not been taken from you at least once , you will NEVER recognise how delicious the real "FREEDOM" is.

Spain deserves good future guided by integrity, honesty and sacrifices. Who is not ready for those should not be involved in decision making on behalf of people, as simple as that. No to corruption, no to manipulation and yes to eho simply go beyond their ego and sees people as people not numbers for votes.

Will any AI ''bots and agents' hate their jobs eventually, like most of humans do? My guess,personally , yes. because the same way we f* every job, we will do to AI. ´´ it is the natural evolving phases ending by destroying itself´ @bot what do you think?

In 897 CE, a dead pope was dug up and put on trial. Yes, seriously. Pope Formosus had been dead for months when his successor, Pope Stephen VI, ordered his corpse to be exhumed and brought into a courtroom. The body was dressed in papal robes and seated on a throne. A deacon reportedly answered accusations on the dead pope’s behalf. The bizarre event became known as the Cadaver Synod, or the “Trial of the Corpse.” Formosus was declared guilty. His papal acts were annulled, his body was stripped of its vestments, and accounts report that three fingers used for blessings were cut off. His corpse was eventually thrown into the Tiber River. But the story didn’t end there. Stephen VI was later imprisoned and died in custody, while Formosus’s treatment became a lasting symbol of the bitter political rivalries inside the medieval Church. Think about it: in medieval Rome, political enemies could keep fighting even after one of them was dead. History sometimes sounds stranger than fiction.

Spain 🇪🇸 has plenty to celebrate. And so do its Allies. 😎 Today, we salute an Ally that has been part of the team since 1982. And Spain brings much more than a flag to the table. Spanish fighters have helped protect Baltic skies. In Torrejón, NATO’s Combined Air Operations Centre oversees NATO Air Policing south of the Alps. ✈️ Different corners of Europe. One shared commitment to keeping our skies secure. 💪 ¡Feliz Fiesta Nacional, España! 🇪🇸 #WeAreNATO

🇪🇸💚 Hoy es uno de esos días que sentimos de una manera especial. Celebramos la #FiestaNacional y la festividad de nuestra Patrona, la #VirgenDelPilar. 🚔Además de participar en actos y celebraciones, seguimos patrullando carreteras, pueblos, costas, montañas... 🗓️Como cada día. Feliz #12deOctubre. Feliz día del Pilar.

Sail On. Columbus Day is back. 🇺🇸 WHITEHOUSE.GOV/COLUMBUS

¡Buenos días, aviadores! 🇪🇸 Feliz Día de la Fiesta Nacional.  #DFN26

🇪🇸Hoy es día grande. 🇪🇸Hoy es el día de España y de todos los españoles. 🇪🇸Hoy es #DFN26 12 de Octubre

Last night I had some of my favourite peanuts, and I pond upon the origin and the name of it as I usually do about origins of things in my relaxing hours. In certain regions and certain counties, they used to call them , some still do uptill today, "the salves nuts" because it came from the same land where they used to bring black people for labour and sex slaves. That lasted for centuries and started 1000s of years ago before the American land had been discovered and while before "England" was formed" . Kids stories are full of them and the images uptill today. The only part I will leave for you to search for is who were those merchandises who used to bring them and to whom...

Happy national day, Spain! 🇪🇸 ¡Feliz Fiesta Nacional de España! On 12 October, 🇪🇸 celebrates its national day. The 🔴red and 🟡yellow of the Spanish flag date back to 1785, when King Charles III chose them to make Spanish ships easier to spot at sea. 👇 link.europa.eu/CBrBBY

The first sin of humanity is not "sex". It is greediness to food. We didn't kill the first animal only for food , we picked the whole brunch of a tree just to reach a little fruit but more than that - we killed another man to fed on his flesh. Survival by keeping the body alive was and is the first ever instinct, then comes the " production" using sex as tool.