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Thank you for explaining the intricacies of -y vs. -ier. I will go back and add ier to my comment. Just a question though, would their claim of "IMPROVING HUM
by ziddoap 7y ago
Thank you for explaining the intricacies of -y vs. -ier.
I will go back and add ier to my comment.
Just a question though, would their claim of "IMPROVING HUMAN HEALTH" fall under -ier or -y?
https://www.beyondmeat.com/about/ https://www.beyondmeat.com/about/
- kbenson 7y agoImproving is definitely -ier. -y denotes a state, -ier denotes movement towards that state, but not necessarily being in that state. Improving implies movement. Some might view the -ier style statements as weasely or waffling, but it's also the most responsible way to describe most foods in my opinion, as there's often just a matter os scale that tips something from healthy to not (or outright dangerous, even). An orange is a healthy snack if you can make use of the vitamin C and don't already have an overabundance of sugar. If you don't need vitamin C or already consume a lot of sugar, there are probably better sources of vitamin C and an orange might not really be a healthy choice.