>I'd urge everyone to disregard the learned helplessness narrative and try to make a healthy lifestyle work That requires a hell of a lot of time and effort in

>I'd urge everyone to disregard the learned helplessness narrative and try to make a healthy lifestyle work That requires a hell of a lot of time and effort investment. Time and effort are a finite resource. It's probably better for society as a whole if we find a way to be healthy that doesn't involve all of us to actively work at it every day. That's like expecting people to grind their own coffee and hand wash their clothes. Sure it's theoretically possible but in aggregate less coffee will be drunk and less clothes will be washed.