u/MoistestVeggy

My partner and I are planning on moving from our remote town with our kid in a year or so and I want to start doing preliminary research on where we should go to try and find schools that are shifting back towards pen and paper and less tech heavy environments, because of our jobs we can work basically anywhere so really its just finding areas that reflect better with what we value

Is it just the Montessori schools and really elite schools doing this or are there places for this for your regular working class people? Im ideally looking to avoid being a Karen of a parent who spends all my spare time arguing that I want my kid submitting his work on paper

Why do you think the WG was so hellbent on getting that fruit? Obvious answer is they wanted to be able to grant eternal life to Celestial Dragons one at a time or something, but I have a completely speculative theory - they wanted it so nobody eats it.

Imus contracts are tied to his life, but Imus fruit in itself doesn't grant eternal life, the immortality was used on him, however in the event the perpetual youth surgery is performed again, the last receiver of it loses their perpetual youth and begins to age normally. The key to imu becoming vulnerable to defeat will be law sacrificing himself to save someone, i personally wouldn't like it if he used the surgery on luffy, to me theres more emotion behind if he uses it to save Bepos life or something and in turn, gives the SHs a fighting chance

What do you think?

Edit: just thought of an extra point that would lean towards immortality being Ope Ope not imus own fruit, the devil fruit itself, grants wild destructive powers, and the contracts are quite literally making a deal with the devil

It is nectar, it is not an animal product, it is a bye product of an essential insect in our ecosystem.

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There are some horrible commercial farming practices, that's true enough, but pretty much every crop on this planet will involve a level of pain for animals. Commercial honey farming not being immune to that doesnt change the fact that it's a plant based item.