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No, the discussion is about food, not wholesome food. And the argument is around saving time not nutritional value.
by kthejoker2 7y ago
No, the discussion is about food, not wholesome food. And the argument is around saving time not nutritional value.
- orev 7y agoNo. The OP posted a list of items, all of which need to be taken as a whole for a complete argument. The CP cherry picked one item to skew the discussion to their argument. If we’re talking only about speed, then why not always eat McDonalds? Or Soylent? Clearly it’s because there are other facets of the point being made other than speed alone.
- RealityVoid 7y agoOf course, but then touting speed as one of the advantages is a lie. Even if fresh food is overall better, in the particular aspect of speed, it's worse. That is not cherry picking, it's attacking one of the arguments that rings false.