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You're taking two separate ideas and implying that they are supposed to be somehow consistent when consistency isn't required for either to be correct in some c
by ravenstine 5y ago
You're taking two separate ideas and implying that they are supposed to be somehow consistent when consistency isn't required for either to be correct in some capacity.
By your logic, if a doctor smokes cigarettes, then their health advice to be patients is bunk. Perhaps the same could be said of a fat doctor. That analogy is of course not comparable, but it's similar enough on a judgmental level.
- bufferout 5y agoHe's certainly healthy, fit and not exactly old at 54. Do you honestly see no inconsistency in his own behaviour radically differs from his advice?
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