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Because it isn't, so oh well. I'm continually frustrated with the four thousand year old history of people being surprised that other people "don't just ${some
by komali2 1y ago
Because it isn't, so oh well.
I'm continually frustrated with the four thousand year old history of people being surprised that other people "don't just ${something good for you} and don't just stop ${something bad for you}." Great, we've tried the "Acting surprised people do unhealthy or bad things" strategy and the "scolding people for doing unhealthy things" strategy for a couple millennia and people still do the things.
Will we continue this strategy or will we try something else now?
- skeezyboy 1y agoyoure distant ancestors chased every meal they ate. your more recent centuries old ancestors probably worked 6.5 day weeks, 12 hour shifts, and had to have all the children working as well, for a pittance. YOU on the other hand have no problem finding any kind of out-of-season food and probably drive everywhere, barely lifting a finger in comparison. THIS IS THE DIFFERENCE. Why were there no obese (poor) people 100 years ago?
- throawaywpg 1y agothey didn't have ultra processed foods 100 years ago!