I often think about how legacy news is normalized as authoritative despite many of its gross errors and it’s probably, at least in part, due to associations with other perceived “authoritative” institutions, businesses and traits. For instance, Freud believed we associate height with authority. I think he was right. Many times I’ve met people in person and they’d say, “you’re so much shorter than I’d envisioned!” So, do we associate airports with authority? Are they hubs for corporate media propaganda? And...Why the heck is CNBC the brand of the snack shop?!
Our goats just love getting stuck! Also, what would you do about this BIG question we have?! This video was filmed before Heidi had her last set of kids (the live birth we watched) but we have the same question today.
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The media often reports that "doctors say" or "experts say" you shouldn't consume raw milk, and that it has no nutritional benefits compared to pasteurized milk. This is false. Dr. Leland Stillman describes the benefits of drinking raw milk.
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