Never say "Never" to new horizons.

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Never say "Never" to new horizons.

Never say "Never" to new horizons—that thought occurred to me yesterday after watching another educational video from a blogger who breeds rabbits and nothing else... or so he said.

If you want to learn something, focus on information coming from those who are focused on one thing and, as they say, don't waste their time on trivial matters.

And so, yesterday I saw that this same rabbit breeder decided to try raising fifty broiler chickens, and he was satisfied.

Furthermore, he claimed it was more profitable and less labor- and energy-intensive than keeping rabbits.

I saw a case of a sandpiper praising someone else's swamp, and that rarely happens. That blogger's honesty is worthy of respect.

Since he's telling the truth about the chickens, then the information about the rabbits must be true.

Sometimes it's good to step outside your own fictional kingdom

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