I think it looks like someone just ham fisting a known vulnerability trying to find one sucker who doesn't know what he's doing. If you're a jr with a learning projects maybe you'd approve the merge.
This article is about freeing you from having to build parking spaces even if you don't want to. This article is about restoring property rights and property freedom.
Yet you managed to take away the opposite, that the government forcing you to build parking spaces on your property is "freeing" somehow.
The real headline could be more accurately put as "Is modern amateur/hobbiest beekeeping making bee's genetically weaker?"
"None of us knew at the time how strong the selection would be in the wild,” Seeley told me recently. “It turned out that the bees had the variation needed to develop the traits to resist the mites.” While beekeepers were experimenting with chemical treatments and hive designs, the bees in the forest were changing genetically. Their life styles helped them, too. “Colonies living in the wild have many things going for them,” Seeley said. The bees lived in smaller groups, relatively far apart, which made it harder for varroa to spread. They swarmed every year, which broke the reproductive cycle of the mites. (If a colony swarms, the nest is left without bee larvae, which is where varroa mites take hold.)"
Heres a small snippet that briefly explains some of the things some Beekeepers think amateur beekeepers do incorrectly.
Dollar stores are certainly stealing a lot of Walmarts lunch in rural illinois and Iowa.
Why would you go 35min to Walmart if you just need 10 things when there's a dollar store 10 min away that's almost the same price as Walmart and much better shopping experience.