Yeah, from what I understand, countries try to regulate the use of antibiotics, so that we don't blow the most potent ones, a.k.a. new ones, right away. But on some level, we're reliant on regularly discovering new antibiotics, which isn't great.

Iirc it doesn't because the antibiotics don't target the same bacteria that makes humans sick.

We still give them shitloads yeah, but it's complicated. Changes have been made globally. There's basically no risk to us. The antibiotics don't get into our food, and the superbugs that might breed aren't viable in humans. Wild animals still pose more risk.

oh my man/lass, next time you buy a tangerine have a look at the label on what they put on the skin