Why fungi inequality? A man asks the real questions nobody needed

A newspaper advice column response featuring a wedge of blue cheese with visible mold veining on the left side. The question poses a logically absurd complaint comparing the perceived double standard of mold being dangerous in bread but acceptable in cheese, complete with the scientific Latin names of the respective molds. The layout mimics a classic newspaper advice column with submitted reader questions. Extracted text: Dick Thunder, Bradford HOW COME mouldy bread is bad for you but blue cheese, which is riddled with the stuff, is okay? It seems to me like it's one rule for Rhizopus stolonifer and another for Penicillium roqueforti. Eldon Furse, email I RECENTLY saw that a local