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In this case, it is definitely fallacy. These new "foods" are made of all the same stuff as the things we have been eating for centuries [0]. Soy, peas, rice, v

In this case, it is definitely fallacy. These new "foods" are made of all the same stuff as the things we have been eating for centuries [0]. Soy, peas, rice, various plant fats, vitamins, etc. This is the part where you bring out the "processing" boogeyman, right? Like people haven't been eating processed foods for decades too? [0] with the exception of the heme in Impossible burgers I suppose, which did undergo animal testing and was approved by the FDA same as drugs you've likely taken that were approved in the past decade.

oblio 4y ago
> Like people haven't been eating processed foods for decades too? And guess what, saturated fats are killing us. Saturated fats found in abundance in processed foods. Less processed foods don't have as many saturated fats, so this isn't really a problem you encounter with a traditional diet. This is just an example of why're right that processed foods are bad for us. It's not a boogeyman if it can be proven right with a 2-minute Google search. And not this kind of Google search: https://youtu.be/Cxqca4RQd_M?t=286 https://youtu.be/Cxqca4RQd_M?t=286 Excuse me for not trusting blindy J. Random startup making food from stuff at the bottom of a glass tube. I'm sure their incentives are perfectly aligned with mine :-)