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VOLINVONORE said:
Back in the old days pork was a source of trichinosis. Today in the U S, trichinosis is not a problem when eating pork and has only been found in some wild bears. However, many people still overcook pork because of their fear of trichinosis.
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VOLINVONORE said:
Back in the old days pork was a source of trichinosis. Today in the U S, trichinosis is not a problem when eating pork and has only been found in some wild bears. However, many people still overcook pork because of their fear of trichinosis.
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I watched a video of pork that people had bought from walmart. I rarely eat pork because of that video.

One clip shows a guy cooking pork on the grill, then cutting it and a huge worm comes out, still alive 👀

I would post the video but the guy says some curse words, 😂

You can search "walmart pork ribs had tape worms them (sic) youtube"

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Enki_Amenra said:
I watched a video of pork that people had bought from walmart. I rarely eat pork because of that video.

One clip shows a guy cooking pork on the grill, than cutting it and a huge worm comes out, still alive 👀

I would post the video but the guy says some curse words, 😂

You can search "walmart pork ribs had tape worms them (sic) youtube"

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I'm skeptical. I don't think a worm could survive the heat of cooking ribs. And he just happened to be video taping himself eating ribs at that exact moment? The one in a million (or worse odds) time some pork had a giant worm, and he just happened to have the camera rolling?
 
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Orange_Crush said:
Also, I haven't noticed one way or the other on that. I'll say this, not passively aggressively toward anyone else, but as conversation to you.

I generally try to live as though the best thing I can do is live and think according to how the world actually is. IOW, I can generally make the best decisions for me (and mine) when my beliefs correspond to reality. Thus, I'll generally end up thanking someone who takes the time to convince me that my beliefs don't accord to reality.

I'm huge on critical thinking. So, they may need to do their due diligence to change my mind. But my mind is change-able, and I won't treat them as an adversary for trying.
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I'm not that smart...I know I'm not stupid, but I also know I'm not brilliant.

My Dad has always told me that I was almost a split personality...I have a sharp analytical side, and an emotional reactionary side, and being that way causes problems for me, it is probably the biggest underlying reason I became an addict.

I now try to be self aware enough to grasp the truth of whatever situation I find myself in...to use the critical thinking side of me...but as you can imagine, that is very very hard and sometimes it creates a sort of ambiguous fog that I absolutely despise above all else.

People on here accuse me of having a "black and white" worldview, and not able to grasp nuance...well I disagree to a point, I do grasp nuance, but I hate choking suffocating moral ambiguity above all else.

Anyways...I know I'm hard to understand and that's ok, I have often struggled to understand myself.
 
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VOLINVONORE said:
Back in the old days pork was a source of trichinosis. Today in the U S, trichinosis is not a problem when eating pork and has only been found in some wild bears. However, many people still overcook pork because of their fear of trichinosis.
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My wife over cooks pork and beef for that reason. There's times I just want some sausage and she makes me checkers.




(We went to a fancy restaurant for our anniversary this year. She got a $55 filet, well done and butterflied. She might as well ordered a hamburger. I'm going to start following the waiter back after we order and tell them to just bring her a sirloin. She won't know the difference. 🤫 )
 
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jave36 said:
I'm skeptical. I don't think a worm could survive the heat of cooking ribs. And he just happened to be video taping himself eating ribs at that exact moment? The one in a million (or worse odds) time some pork had a giant worm, and he just happened to have the camera rolling?
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He started recording after he found it. It's not the only one though. There a plenty of cideos of people going into walmart finding pork with worms. To be fair, I think there are probably videos finding parasites in different meats.

I saw one interview from an employee. They talked about how old the meat is and how they store it, etc. My take away was just avoid walmart meat at all costs. I'm really picky about where I buy it now, for the most part. . . I at least spend an longer amount of time inspecting what I buy. I like the Food City meat dept. . . it at least gives the impression that the stuff is fresh, 😂
 
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