Making food healthier is something categorically different (and better) than shaming people about their behavior. It is also much harder, because it can't be si

Making food healthier is something categorically different (and better) than shaming people about their behavior. It is also much harder, because it can't be simply done over a keyboard. If you really did something material to improve our food choice and food quality, I salute you. But this is rare enough for me to doubt it. Most people are content with wagging their fingers on strangers.