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I find the seed oil skepticism makes sense on kind of a lifestyle-y, psychic level. Like, the rhetoric always feels all-over-the-place like the author mentions
by danbolt 2y ago
I find the seed oil skepticism makes sense on kind of a lifestyle-y, psychic level. Like, the rhetoric always feels all-over-the-place like the author mentions compared to research on trans fat. It always struck me as a more emotional thing.
Like, it lets people afraid of a seemingly scary, industrialized, effeminate, world feel virtuous, contrarian, and protected by tradition. Plus, you get to eat steaks and butter!