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>but this is some pretty dumb stereotyping It's hardly stereotyping. By your own admission, its representative of the norm. But your explanation is well-take
by omginternets 6y ago
>but this is some pretty dumb stereotyping
It's hardly stereotyping. By your own admission, its representative of the norm. But your explanation is well-taken.
Nevertheless, it speaks to the greater point: people (especially in the US) have become disconnected from their foods. Much of this appears to be structural, as you have pointed out.
- jasonwatkinspdx 6y agoIt's easy to overgeneralize. If you want to believe that everyone is disconnected from food, you'll find confirmation of that. If instead you point to the farm to table movement, and the huge popularity of authentic/artisanal foods among anyone in the US with disposable income, and you'd come to the opposite conclusion. Both are painting with too broad a brush.