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So which one is it? Are intermittent fasting people posers or conspiracy theorists? Or both?
by nurettin 4y ago
So which one is it? Are intermittent fasting people posers or conspiracy theorists? Or both?
- asveikau 4y agoI think there's room for both motivations, either in different people or the same person. People seem to go crazy in healthy food discussions. I think one takeaway I get is that different people get by with different methods. People get very preachy about their own method, without realizing how unique it is to them.
- nurettin 4y agoOkay, I hope nobody's sensibilities were disturbed by evil conspiracist fasters because they like their morning bread.
- _Microft 4y agoNobody argued that there are only these possibilities, they only said that you should be careful to extrapolate to everyone.
- nurettin 4y agoHow about you? Do you think I should be careful because I called skipping breakfast "a return to normal"? What happens when I fail to be careful about expressing my observations? Get jumped by people who urge you not to make normative statements because the possibility of you getting anecdoted to oblivion gives them anxiety?
- asveikau 4y agoI think "careful" here is an idiom, it's not that there is some danger. You are not giving people anxiety. I was merely trying to remind you that healthy people's food habits are varied. So that you remember it for yourself. I'm not claiming to be right either. I've definitely been guilty of pushing my own stuff on others. We all do that. It's easy to do. So, humility is a good thing.