Where in the densely populated cities are people going to grow that all stuff? If the supermarket go empty then people who have not prepped are going to starve. They won't be able to suddenly grow enough potatoes in the apartment to sustain them.
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That's why I've stopped going to the supermarket, and have switched to home delivery for a while. I still go out to walk, but not anywhere as congested as a supermarket. It still remains to be shown how the delivery man will get the food to us, but we're currently planning for him to leave it on a step outside and we'll collect it then wash our hands.
No, that's not going to help. I've been out of the city a lot during vacations and it never taught me how much food the Netherlands can produce nor how much they would need to produce without import and export. I guess you could be right about the Netherlands still being able to provide their own food.
That's not a problem, pasteurised milk is not food anyway. But it's true that any country that produces meat and dairy could produce food more efficiently with regards to space by producing vegan foods instead. In fact meat eaters need more vegan foods in order to sustain themselves than vegans do. They just need it to be fed to their animals instead of eating it directly.
The dutch produce a lot of food, if they can sell something they do and they do it a lot.
Wise choice. In probabilities, to get contaminated, it's the highest now.
Everything that comes out of the freezer either goes into an oven at at least 180 degrees C or gets boiled or microwaves until it's at least 70 degrees hot. I guess we should be more careful on putting stuff out to defrost naturally, and washing our hands after going into the freezer.
That kind of stuff is almost straight out of 1984.Coronavirus: UK considers virus-tracing app to ease lockdown
Study describes how app would alert citizens if someone they came into contact with tests positive.www.bbc.co.uk
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