Hi there! Well, first of all, let's define a human "bean", shall we? Are they tiny legumes with arms and legs that walk upright and wear clothes? Or a giant oddly-shaped, edible walking freak? I'm joking, I'll quit BEING a sarcastic jerk now. What a wonderful question!! All my life I have known, felt, and truly believed so. I have been ridiculed for my belief by many with comments such as, "We aren't built for flight, we are too heavy and have no wings!" These people, to me, are closed-minded and are stuck in a physical frame of mind. That's just my theory, of course. I believe we are capable of so much beyond even what us as believers can fathom. I think that whatever we KNOW we can do........we can. As far back as I can remember I have had lucid dreams. In them flying is natural. I believe that we leave our bodies when they (our bodies) have to sleep and we as spirits in our astral forms----fly. I think that's why some of us (who are more in touch with our spiritual side) are interested in the aspect of flying, some of us want to fly, and some of us know we can. I haven't run into many people who truly believe we can fly, or even many who question our ability such as yourself. But they are out there. Continue your quest for knowledge and never ever stop believing!!
They were made for humans.
normies to be honest i think that name suck's! why not beans or h beans totally cooler!
What you are referring to is human beings.
humans, rabbits, hamsters,ginni pigs,ect
Why dont humans have the same directioal in theirrvheads likevanimals
Yes, humans can digest green beans. They are a nutritious source of fiber, vitamins, and minerals. While some individuals may experience difficulty digesting them due to their fiber content or specific sensitivities, most people can eat green beans without any issues, benefiting from their health properties. Cooking green beans can also enhance their digestibility.
Beans, grains, and nuts are all forms of seeds.
Used to make cocoa drinks until they got to Europe long ago when it was discovered how to make them into chocolate bars. The easiest answer is 'humans' but it seems the chemicals in cocoa and coffee beans are there to prevent being eaten by many animals, so that the beans could seed. However, due to their action in humans, humans have chosen to spread them much further than they would have otherwise, most likely.
Bread,beans,broccoli,whole-milk hard cheese.
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Bread,beans,broccoli,whole-milk hard cheese.
Yes, you can eat beans with weevils in them, as the weevils are generally harmless to humans. However, it’s best to remove any visible insects and inspect the beans for signs of spoilage. Cooking the beans thoroughly will also help eliminate any potential health risks. If you find a significant infestation, it may be better to discard the affected beans.