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Seaweed at 23:26, 15 March 2021

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	It is possible to be vegan without open source technology.		It is possible to be vegan without open source technology.

	= Questions ==		= Questions =

	Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin). It is usually produced by Bacteria. Is there an easy to produce it?		Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin). It is usually produced by Bacteria. Is there an easy to produce it?

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	Other researchers have concluded that Mankai plant (a variety of [[Duckweed]]) contains bioactive B12 compounds and could serve as a B12 plant-based food source. [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33049929/ Wolffia globosa-Mankai Plant-Based Protein Contains Bioactive Vitamin B 12 and Is Well Absorbed in Humans. Nutrients. 2020]		Other researchers have concluded that Mankai plant (a variety of [[Duckweed]]) contains bioactive B12 compounds and could serve as a B12 plant-based food source. [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33049929/ Wolffia globosa-Mankai Plant-Based Protein Contains Bioactive Vitamin B 12 and Is Well Absorbed in Humans. Nutrients. 2020]

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Ruslan at 07:34, 20 April 2019

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 In this topic it is very important to distinguish between product and the person. For a '''product''' we must be rigorous: if it has "Open Source" label, it must be open source. But if a company or a person is not more open source or not open source enough we can be just thankful for their contribution, keep good relationship and move on.
-== Questions ==
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 Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin). It is usually produced by Bacteria. Is there an easy to produce it?

Ruslan: /* Not "True Open source" */

2019-04-20T07:11:56Z

Not "True Open source"

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	We can learn a lot from vegan movement, especially from its the pragmatic branch. A very good book is "How to create a vegan world" by Tobias Leenaert. There you will find many practical advises which can be applied also to OSE. It also contains an important critical part which helps to better understand ourselves and the "other side". This helps to lower frustration when talking with others and to develop efficient strategies.		We can learn a lot from vegan movement, especially from its the pragmatic branch. A very good book is "How to create a vegan world" by Tobias Leenaert. There you will find many practical advises which can be applied also to OSE. It also contains an important critical part which helps to better understand ourselves and the "other side". This helps to lower frustration when talking with others and to develop efficient strategies.

	== ~~Not "True Open source"~~ ==		== Interesting parallels ==

			=== Not "True Open source" ===
	There is some tensions between vegans and vegetarians, former vegans and non 100%-time vegans. The vegans are subset of vegetarians who are more consistent. For example a vegan will not eat eggs and dairy products. This tensions can be much higher compared to non-vegetarians. This behavior has a psychological explanation but is irrational. The problem here is, that we lose our allies. Can we have similar problems in Open Source? I think - yes: These are CC-BY-NC licenses, companies which publish their sources with time delay, former Open Source projects.		There is some tensions between vegans and vegetarians, former vegans and non 100%-time vegans. The vegans are subset of vegetarians who are more consistent. For example a vegan will not eat eggs and dairy products. This tensions can be much higher compared to non-vegetarians. This behavior has a psychological explanation but is irrational. The problem here is, that we lose our allies. Can we have similar problems in Open Source? I think - yes: These are CC-BY-NC licenses, companies which publish their sources with time delay, former Open Source projects.

Ruslan: /* Veganism and OSE */

2019-04-20T07:10:35Z

Veganism and OSE

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	== Veganism and OSE ==		== Veganism and OSE ==

	I noticed that there are ~~some~~ parallels between the vegan and OSE ~~community~~. Both are ethically motivated, they try to create a better world and are considered to be weird by the mainstream. ~~In OSEG -~~ OSE Germany - vegetarianism is over represented compared to the Germany average.		I noticed that there are parallels between the vegan and OSE communities. Both are ethically motivated, they try to create a better world and are considered to be weird by the mainstream. Statistically, at least in OSE Germany, vegetarianism is over represented compared to the Germany average.

	We can learn a lot from vegan movement, especially from its the pragmatic branch. A very good book is "How to create a vegan world" by Tobias Leenaert. There you will find many practical advises which can be applied to also to OSE. It also contains an important critical part which helps to better understand ourselves and the "other side". This helps to lower frustration when talking with others and to develop efficient strategies.		We can learn a lot from vegan movement, especially from its the pragmatic branch. A very good book is "How to create a vegan world" by Tobias Leenaert. There you will find many practical advises which can be applied also to OSE. It also contains an important critical part which helps to better understand ourselves and the "other side". This helps to lower frustration when talking with others and to develop efficient strategies.

	== Not "True Open source" ==		== Not "True Open source" ==

Ruslan: /* Veganism and OSE */

2019-04-20T07:08:11Z

Veganism and OSE

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	I noticed that there are some parallels between the vegan and OSE community. Both are ethically motivated, they try to create a better world and are considered to be weird by the mainstream. In OSEG - OSE Germany - vegetarianism is over represented compared to the Germany average.		I noticed that there are some parallels between the vegan and OSE community. Both are ethically motivated, they try to create a better world and are considered to be weird by the mainstream. In OSEG - OSE Germany - vegetarianism is over represented compared to the Germany average.

	We can learn a lot from vegan movement, especially from its the pragmatic branch. A very good book is "How to create a vegan world" by Tobias Leenaert. ~~Their~~ you will find many practical advises which can be applied to also to OSE. It also contains an important critical part which helps to better understand ourselves and the "other side". This helps to lower frustration when talking with others and to develop efficient strategies.		We can learn a lot from vegan movement, especially from its the pragmatic branch. A very good book is "How to create a vegan world" by Tobias Leenaert. There you will find many practical advises which can be applied to also to OSE. It also contains an important critical part which helps to better understand ourselves and the "other side". This helps to lower frustration when talking with others and to develop efficient strategies.

			== Not "True Open source" ==

			There is some tensions between vegans and vegetarians, former vegans and non 100%-time vegans. The vegans are subset of vegetarians who are more consistent. For example a vegan will not eat eggs and dairy products. This tensions can be much higher compared to non-vegetarians. This behavior has a psychological explanation but is irrational. The problem here is, that we lose our allies. Can we have similar problems in Open Source? I think - yes: These are CC-BY-NC licenses, companies which publish their sources with time delay, former Open Source projects.

			In this topic it is very important to distinguish between product and the person. For a '''product''' we must be rigorous: if it has "Open Source" label, it must be open source. But if a company or a person is not more open source or not open source enough we can be just thankful for their contribution, keep good relationship and move on.

	== Questions ==		== Questions ==

	Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin). It is usually produced by Bacteria. Is there an easy to produce it?		Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin). It is usually produced by Bacteria. Is there an easy to produce it?

Ruslan at 06:47, 20 April 2019

2019-04-20T06:47:20Z

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	Advantages:
			== Advantages ==

	* Avoid unnecessary killing of sentient being.		* Avoid unnecessary killing of sentient being.
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	* Some health benefits. (Attention, as for any diet, there are too many non-scientific claims.)		* Some health benefits. (Attention, as for any diet, there are too many non-scientific claims.)

	Questions:		== Veganism and OSE ==

			I noticed that there are some parallels between the vegan and OSE community. Both are ethically motivated, they try to create a better world and are considered to be weird by the mainstream. In OSEG - OSE Germany - vegetarianism is over represented compared to the Germany average.

			We can learn a lot from vegan movement, especially from its the pragmatic branch. A very good book is "How to create a vegan world" by Tobias Leenaert. Their you will find many practical advises which can be applied to also to OSE. It also contains an important critical part which helps to better understand ourselves and the "other side". This helps to lower frustration when talking with others and to develop efficient strategies.


			== Questions ==

	Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin). It is usually produced by Bacteria. Is there an easy to produce it?		Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin). It is usually produced by Bacteria. Is there an easy to produce it?

Ruslan: Created page with "Advantages: * Avoid unnecessary killing of sentient being. * Environmentally friendly. Less CO2 and Methane emissions. Less destruction for meadows. * More energy efficient...."

2018-02-07T19:27:21Z

Created page with "Advantages: * Avoid unnecessary killing of sentient being. * Environmentally friendly. Less CO2 and Methane emissions. Less destruction for meadows. * More energy efficient...."

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Advantages:

* Avoid unnecessary killing of sentient being.
* Environmentally friendly. Less CO2 and Methane emissions. Less destruction for meadows.
* More energy efficient. Shorter food chain. Instead (Plants+Fungi+Bacteria)->Animals->(...Animals...)-> Human use a shorter food chain (Plants+Fungi+Bacteria)-> Human.
* Some health benefits. (Attention, as for any diet, there are too many non-scientific claims.)

Questions:

Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin). It is usually produced by Bacteria. Is there an easy to produce it?