Diamonds are popular gemstones surrounded by popular misconceptions. We'll tell you how they became so prized and debunk some of those diamond myths, too.
Why would americans mock japanese for eating chicken on a holiday? We do the same with turkey on thanksgiving which isn’t much different than kfc other than who made it. Everyone on this planet is brainwashed a bit by their ancestors.
It’s not chicken, it’s KFC specifically. That’s usually the source of derision. Not to say I agree with it (let people have their little things, even if it’s corpo hell paste that they got it from)
Every time I see people in the west mock Japan for being bamboozled by KFC into accepting chicken as part of Christmas tradition, I think of this.
Turns out people in general are just easily manipulated creatures of habit and custom.
Why would americans mock japanese for eating chicken on a holiday? We do the same with turkey on thanksgiving which isn’t much different than kfc other than who made it. Everyone on this planet is brainwashed a bit by their ancestors.
It’s not chicken, it’s KFC specifically. That’s usually the source of derision. Not to say I agree with it (let people have their little things, even if it’s corpo hell paste that they got it from)
Eating eggs and bacon for breakfast, breakfast cereals, milk, orange juice, were all the result of ad campaigns.
People used to eat dinner leftovers for breakfast.
You might. Our household sure as fuck doesn’t put corpses on the table
The problem is that jewelry grade diamonds are still rare, even without DeBeers fucking with the supply.
Diamonds are super common, but they’re mostly small and garbage quality (relatively).
And where can this sentiment be found?