From my understanding: we extract many micronutrients from food by having bacteria in our digestive tract pre-process the food.

When you eat primarily eat junk food for a long time, the bacteria die of starvation. Once this happens it’s hard to get them back and you are crippled by not being able to fully digest healthy food to its full potential.

TL;DR humans need to consume more than just calories and protein

touché

So although the mail client says it was received by @icloud.com. When inspecting all the headers, I do notice my email popping up in there under Received: fields (I’m not posting the details for privacy reasons).

I’m not sure why my email client shows me a weird receiver email. But at least now I know what address is getting spammed!

Cheers!

You are probably right, but what’s confusing me is I don’t own the address that is receiving the mails. Say my address is a_name@icloud.com, but the receiving address is juenr5idsnw@icloud.com.

Is there any reason I am receiving emails to this address?

P.S. the receiving address is always different, always @icloud.com

There is always only one address in the TO field. It’s addresses like @icloud.com. The thing is, I don’t own that @icloud.com email, so I’m not sure why I’m receiving it :/

So I’m using the default (apple) mail client. But normally, routed through private relay. I think it opens all emails and loads all content from an apple server, then forwards the content. That should trigger tracking pixels, even when I don’t open emails.

Yeah, definitely not replying. They go straight to the junk/spam folder ;)

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maybe it’s a good thing. It will hopefully make the tech more mature and privacy respecting

I should have specified “… can use the infrastructure for free”. The car will cost money, but you can only use it because everyone subsidises roads, bridges, parking and much more.

fuel tax in the US is a joke, in Europe it’s higher but still doesn’t cover anywhere near the infrastructure cost.

This video illustrates it nicely.

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roads and car infrastructure costs money to maintain, but anyone wealthy enough to buy a car can use it for free