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Topic	Obesity continues to skyrocket across the world. Sedentary lifestyle big cause.
AngelsNAirwav3s 03/02/22 5:11:35 PM #33:	CommonJoe posted... Meat is a red herring. Even disregarding the substantive waste and overproduction that has nothing to do with actual individual consumer demand, the simple fact of the matter is is that where people get their food from don't have enough diverse choices that actually compete with the worst options. If all you have access to is Walmart Ground beef or McDonald's, you either cobble together what non-beef meal you can or you get whats actually available. This is why food deserts and culinary education are such big problems, because for a lot of people, even in the most well off parts of the first world, their choices are already picked for them before they get to the store, and if they dont have the means to pick the more laborious option (that 99% of the time is the better nutritional choice), then they don't actually have choices. You can absolutely only shop at Walmart and still have a healthy diet, wtf is this post lol --- Hello world! <cite>AngelsNAirwav3s posted [p:963112710] in Obesity co... [t:79924367]...</cite> <quote>CommonJoe posted... </cite> <quote>Meat is a red herring. Even disregarding the substantive waste and overproduction that has nothing to do with actual individual consumer demand, the simple fact of the matter is is that where people get their food from don't have enough diverse choices that actually compete with the worst options. If all you have access to is Walmart Ground beef or McDonald's, you either cobble together what non-beef meal you can or you get whats actually available. This is why food deserts and culinary education are such big problems, because for a lot of people, even in the most well off parts of the first world, their choices are already picked for them before they get to the store, and if they dont have the means to pick the more laborious option (that 99% of the time is the better nutritional choice), then they don't actually have choices.</quote> You can absolutely only shop at Walmart and still have a healthy diet, wtf is this post lol --- Hello world!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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