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Kudos for also visiting the primary sources. Regarding this question: > We're living in a GPT3 world.. is this the product? No. I just found the author’s bio:
by troydavis 6y ago
Kudos for also visiting the primary sources. Regarding this question:
> We're living in a GPT3 world.. is this the product?
No. I just found the author’s bio: https://nutrition.tufts.edu/profile/staff/julia-reedy https://nutrition.tufts.edu/profile/staff/julia-reedy
You may have questions about the post (and they may be valid), but clearly the author has experience reading and explaining nutrition research. Errors, if any, may simply be errors.
- gnabgib 6y agoAs the submitter, perhaps you know more than I.. but where did you find the link between that Tufts profile and the author? Given you've submitted insidetracker more than once, perhaps you're affiliated, in which case I'm curious why the profile isn't properly linked. If you try and find her on insidetracker you just get a list of her articles, or a vague blurb that doesn't even mention her Tufts appointment
- troydavis 6y agoI Googled for the author’s name and degree acronym - basically, I copied the article’s byline. Her name and degree (“MNSP”) are unique enough to find other bio pages, including the one I linked to. I’m not affiliated with the company or her.