>I have a feeling the next few decades of research will make us realize how horrible our diets are. That data is in already. We know it's terrible but how do y

>I have a feeling the next few decades of research will make us realize how horrible our diets are. That data is in already. We know it's terrible but how do you change? Sugar is tremendously addictive. If you quit pop and other super sugary things, you'll end up compensating and eating more sugar in a different way. Even if you do a really good job and only allow sugar through say dairy. Which has lesser sugar and different kind. You'll end up eating cheese all day long. Worse yet, we have had propaganda from the governments pushing pro-sugar anti-fat diets on us for longer than ive been alive. Even worse yet, we only have about 40 years left of regular agriculture. http://large.stanford.edu/courses/2015/ph240/verso2/ http://large.stanford.edu/courses/2015/ph240/verso2/ If our intention is to keep the current diet going... we're going to need vertical factory farming or something.