My biggest issue used to be that in the global industrial base collapses, we won't have surface coal/oil available to restart it. I've been informed that we might be able to restart just from turpentine. (Wind and solar both need advanced manufacturing techniques so can't be bootstrap electrical sources.)
That said, I don't think I'm very interested in hanging around after the global Internet collapses. My interests are too niche to be satisfied within a regional power grid.
Did you know there's an allowable amount of insect parts and rat feces that can be in your food without any particular labeling required?
There is no known process for removing bones from chicken that is perfect.
That said, something that is large enough to be described as a "long, thin bone" by a reasonable observer should NOT be allowed in something labeled "boneless", and the restaurant and any other entity involved in the deboning should have shared liability. If the process is accurate enough, the liability risk is low.