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Sure, but what I think I'm ultimately trying to say is: that problem probably isn't getting solved anytime soon, given what we've turned the world into with tec
by Klonoar 4y ago
Sure, but what I think I'm ultimately trying to say is: that problem probably isn't getting solved anytime soon, given what we've turned the world into with technology.
We can control sugar in the food supply, though. It would do quite a bit if we'd just stop shoving it where it doesn't belong.
- asdff 4y agoEven if you control sugar it isn't going to offer nearly the same benefits to people as being active, especially late in life.
- Klonoar 4y agoAnd I will state again that you're not going to solve the problem of people being active anytime soon - that's a personal choice people have to make for themselves, and we've seen it's not happening. Control the dietary factors.