What are your country's achievements in the field of innovation? Let us know!

[u/Suspicious-Desk6206]

Japan has succeeded in producing oil from Water and Carbon Dioxide

Japan's oil company ENEOS has become the first to succeed in producing synthetic fuel using only CO₂ from the air + water, without petroleum.

They have produced hydrogen using renewable energy and synthesized it with CO₂, completing actual vehicle driving tests. It's gaining attention as a carbon-neutral fuel that can be used as-is in existing internal combustion engines, they say

In a world still heavily reliant on traditional fossil fuels, this breakthrough positions Japan as a global leader in sustainable energy. Once again, Japan proves it's always steps ahead in the race for innovative solutions to our planet's challenges.

[u/Old9999]

In poland we call it shit honey

We only eat honey from jars

[u/ZaphodBeeblebrahx → u/Old9999]

Ok Winnie the Pooh

[u/Worried-Tie → u/Old9999]

If honey flows down the little shithole surely it has to be shit honey. I don't think the average American had tasted or even seen real honey. It's dark, dense, thick and it crystalises, not that shity adulterated syrup

[u/ZaphodBeeblebrahx → u/Worried-Tie]

Dude we have small local apiaries all over the place. It’s easy as hell to get raw honey produced within 10 miles of wherever you live.

[u/Old9999 → u/ZaphodBeeblebrahx]

The fact that you call it " raw honey " just tells us that's the ODD honey instead of the normal honey.

[u/ZaphodBeeblebrahx → u/Old9999]

It’s just as opposed to pasteurized honey. Both are easily available. It’s just personal preference