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1. We have common genes going back to mammals who did experience torpor. 2. A study doesn't "own" their data and have exclusive right to interpret this data 3.
by pigeonhole123 5y ago
1. We have common genes going back to mammals who did experience torpor.
2. A study doesn't "own" their data and have exclusive right to interpret this data
3. Someone selling something that they think is beneficial to their customer, does not mean it is not beneficial. I would say most people who sell things honestly think their customers will benefit from their product.
- clevergadget 5y agotell me you've never worked in sales without telling me you've never worked in sales
- pigeonhole123 5y agoCan we apply this argument to everything that's for sale? Seed oils are for sale too...
- thfuran 5y agoYes, you absolutely should look to sources other than walnut oil salesmen for information regarding the benefits and drawbacks of walnut oil.
- jazzyjackson 5y agoleave this meme on twitter, please
- crowbahr 5y ago> We have common genes going back to mammals who did experience torpor. We also have genes that are related to cows, have you tried subsisting on grass? Your argument is farcical and entirely based on the preaching of a snake oil salesman, in a comments section based on a torpid male mouse study that specifically refutes the argument you're making.
- rvense 5y agoUm, don't we have something like 30% of our DNA in common with actual grass, nevermind grass eaters?
- liveoneggs 5y agomy grandpa weren't no fescue!
- captainredbeard 5y agoHe was alfalfa