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That's what I'm trying to understand, and how it's the majority of people.
by rabuse 6y ago
That's what I'm trying to understand, and how it's the majority of people.
- numbsafari 6y agoHere you are, on a website basically dedicated to an entire industry of people looking to exploit human fallibility and engender dependency. How do you think it happens?
- mcbutterbunz 6y agoHumans are designed to limit energy expenditure. Its hard wired in us from our hunter-gatherer days. That's not the root cause but it is a trait we all share. Add to that a poor diet, one that makes you feel sluggish and makes you crave more food and drink. Throw in economies of scale to make the food super cheap and accessible. Pack people inside, throw a TV in front of them or any sort of thing that will give them an environment of relaxation and you've got yourself the makings of an obesity problem. The truth is, humans are lazy and will, by in large, only do work that they have to do.
- rabuse 6y agoYeah, that I can understand, but we also are so based on aesthetics and genetic potential, that I would think more would care about maximizing their potential for reproduction. With most people being overweight/obese (near future), is that going to change what humans are attracted to?