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I was told in high school that I couldn't write, that my ideas were unintelligible. My teachers weren't being mean. They were being honest. At the time, they were right. I was better at math. I was great at math. I scored nearly perfect on every math aptitude test, and competed in the Washington State Math Championships held every year at Central Washington University. Too bad I couldn't see the point of math. I could solve for the relationship between X and Y, but the relationship of math to society completely eluded me. It was my gift, but I didn't want it.

via fastcompany.com

Do the math, guys. Eat more meat and veggies. No more grains (even for cattle). Our four-legged friends will take better care of our planet than we have.

The agriculture of grains is killing us, the cattle and the planet. Oh, and plant some trees in this field while you're at it. Or should I say "put them back"?