It tends to be geographic, so if you live in a region that’s able to deal with lactose, you’d have the impression lactose intolerance isn’t super common. But entire regions are lactose intolerant, like Southeast Asia (including China) and about half of India.
Basically anytime you see dairy as rare or non-existent in a region’s traditional cuisine, that’s why.
Yes. 60-70% are the estimate ranges I’ve seen.
Well, there are over 5 billion lactose intolerant people out there. Coffee creamers do typically include a very small amount of milk derivative, but it’s not enough to make a difference if you don’t have a dairy allergy.
If invulnerability means not being subjected to all the forces eventually pulling apart and decaying all matter, I’m still on board. I’ll roll the dice that things eventually find a way to come back around, whatever that means.
It was worth the sensible chuckle in my opinion.
I think you mean “bumpkin” unless you are making a very odd accusation about the sexual proclivities of rural police.
Well, immortality and invulnerability are a definite to deal with some existential dread.
Then I suppose insanely rich because you’re going to need a lot of money to make investments on a forever time scale.
I mean, if you’re googling that without even providing a model number, I can excuse the AI choosing to show it. It’s not a mind reader.
When I was a kid, someone tried to name a summer camp team Sofa King Cool. It originally slipped past, as the names were submitted on paper. One of the counselors renamed them Couch Queen Chilly after saying the original one out loud.