Being Alaskan I would say Fresh Seafood not just Salmon. So many delicious ocean goodies. You can get Salmon all over but fresh Seafood Fettuccine is unbelievably amazing.
Lard is all naturalCyanide is gluten freeArsenic is vegan You are worrying about the wrong things re food and perpetuating the highly profitable marketing scam of the organic food industry.
Ursula K. LeGuine, Octavia Butler, Anne McCaffery, Mary Shelley, Leigh Brackett are all female sci-fi writers whose works would definitely qualify as being Best of All Time. Some of the list feels a little stretched and having several books by one author also feels a little bit arbitrary. Not everything Heinlein wrote was gold. Barnes and Noble has a great list of essential readings in women written Sci-Fi. https://www.barnesandnoble.com/blog/sci-fi-fantasy/50-sci-fi-must-reads-by-women/
Amazing. I too have a picture that’s not coloured at all but was constructed by layering dots of pure cyan, magenta, yellow and black on top of the original white-on-white image.
Same principle as used when blue eye shadow makes off-blue eyes look true blue by association. They do this in grocery stores with orange mesh bags for oranges. Oranges sold this way look ripe and sweet and good through the mesh, when they're not; they're dull and yellow and bitter, you wouldn't buy those otherwise. And you get used to it, so that one day you get a /real/ orange and you're stunned by how good it is. That's not the only trick there. For example, next time you're in the produce section pick up anything of any color and watch it while you move it away from the bin; the color changes, becomes dull. They use special lighting to make fruit and vegetables look attractive. They can't afford to light the whole store with glamorous lights like that, but they don't have to; packages of things can be any color manufacturers choose.
I love her sci-fi and the way that she looks at the future from a very different lens. Unlike the cold steril future many writers predict Butler gives us a view of an organic future of color and life.
I feel that this kind of thing could happen to almost anyone. It takes the right amount of fatigue, distraction, and maybe a shake-up of routine to forget something as simple as a parking brake.
You are worrying about the wrong things re food and perpetuating the highly profitable marketing scam of the organic food industry.
They do this in grocery stores with orange mesh bags for oranges. Oranges sold this way look ripe and sweet and good through the mesh, when they're not; they're dull and yellow and bitter, you wouldn't buy those otherwise. And you get used to it, so that one day you get a /real/ orange and you're stunned by how good it is.
That's not the only trick there. For example, next time you're in the produce section pick up anything of any color and watch it while you move it away from the bin; the color changes, becomes dull. They use special lighting to make fruit and vegetables look attractive. They can't afford to light the whole store with glamorous lights like that, but they don't have to; packages of things can be any color manufacturers choose.