Re: Accusations
"it's not that difficult to check, now is it ?"
Not that difficult? I'll illustrate that not only it's difficult but it can be impossible to check, by giving the example of Chinese honey manufacturers: they first added sugar sirup to real honey to increase their profit margin (sell something as honey while it contained a significant percentage of man-added material). But they've been caught. Advances in detection of counterfeited honey revealed that real honey contains pollen in the right proportion. What do you think Chinese honey "makers" did (they may not be the only ones)? Adding a little bit of pollen to there mix of honey / sugar / artificial flavour products! It made that fake (or half fake) honey became undetectable.
"not that difficult to check?" If you walk in the street and someone's looking at you, observing your demeanour, will you know you're being observed? You may have some suspicion but you may never know for sure.
<Proofs> in our current world may not exist in the tangible forms one would expect.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
