> So each factory is purpose built to its ingredients
I'd reject the idea that it's impossible to prevent bits of stuff from moving from one part of a factory to another, such that the only solution is to build a whole new factory.
> you pray you don't get thrown in jail because a crumb of sesame was missed
Does it seem to you like America overzealously applies criminal law in the interest of food safety? Do you have any examples of that you'd like to share? Something else seems more accurate: when a problem is discovered and it's widespread enough to represent a danger, companies - usually voluntarily - issue a recall with a description of the risk.
> What's weird is you pretending your model of the world is tied to reality when all it is tied to is ideology.
I honestly have no idea what you are talking about.
I'd reject the idea that it's impossible to prevent bits of stuff from moving from one part of a factory to another, such that the only solution is to build a whole new factory.
> you pray you don't get thrown in jail because a crumb of sesame was missed
Does it seem to you like America overzealously applies criminal law in the interest of food safety? Do you have any examples of that you'd like to share? Something else seems more accurate: when a problem is discovered and it's widespread enough to represent a danger, companies - usually voluntarily - issue a recall with a description of the risk.
> What's weird is you pretending your model of the world is tied to reality when all it is tied to is ideology.
I honestly have no idea what you are talking about.