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There aren't very many people in first-world countries who need to farm anymore, and all first-world countries have desk jobs and vending machines, yet the rate
by twblalock 8y ago
There aren't very many people in first-world countries who need to farm anymore, and all first-world countries have desk jobs and vending machines, yet the rate of obesity varies widely between first-world countries.
- quakeguy 8y agoFor the US: Cars and roads and vast distances to cover and the following unusefullness to walk? What i mean is, is a grocery store within walking distance for most of the population? Edit: Not to forget all the drive-throughs born out of this misbalance.
- squish78 8y agoLikewise, Belize and Qatar have higher obesity rates than the USA, so it's not necessarily correlated with the development of a nation