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Like many other unpleasant facts it is one thing to know something is happening and another to have it proven to your face in an indisputable format. However I
by Shivetya 6y ago
Like many other unpleasant facts it is one thing to know something is happening and another to have it proven to your face in an indisputable format.
However I have to ask, will this become another surgeon generals warning or calorie labeling of restaurant menu experience? By that I simply mean, people will not only click through it but also accept it as they don't see any real cost.
Eventually as with everything presented under dire warnings you drown your audience to the point they tune it all out and go right back their blissfully attitude of just accepting it under the guise of its not going to matter
- protoman3000 6y agoIf it’s impossible/forbidden/very costly for the vendor to put poison in the food, then they won’t do it. Nobody will come and say „I would like to have this extra fatty extreme glucose meal, please“. This is why we need opt-in instead of opt-out as default.
- parthdesai 6y agoYMMV, but I actually do look at the calories before ordering at a restaurant. There are times when I have ordered something else because of the number of calories was too high in what I wanted.