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Did you see the picture of the burger in the article? All this guy has to do is declare that remaining prepaid burgers are non-transferable upon death, and he'
by shasta 13y ago
Did you see the picture of the burger in the article? All this guy has to do is declare that remaining prepaid burgers are non-transferable upon death, and he'll only ever have to make a few hundred per buyer.
- cfontes 13y agoThat is a good point to raise :D I had a micro heart attack just by looking at it.
- andrewmcdonough 13y agoActually the burger in the picture is healthier than you'd think. It's very good quality beef. I have a balanced diet and exercise lots. I also subscribe to the 'fat is not the enemy' school of thought. Maybe I'll take some before and after photos to prove it!
- asciimo 13y agoThe quality of the beef isn't the point. http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/too-much-protein-could-lead-to-early-death-study-says/2014/03/04/0af0603e-a3b5-11e3-8466-d34c451760b9_story.html http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/too-mu...
- andrewmcdonough 13y agoThere has been much discussion on this piece of research, and issues raised about the reporting of it. I think the response from the NHS was balanced: http://www.nhs.uk/news/2014/03March/Pages/high-protein-diet-may-be-harmful-for-middle-aged.aspx http://www.nhs.uk/news/2014/03March/Pages/high-protein-diet-...
- barry-cotter 13y agoThat study is garbage. It doesn't distinguish between processed and unprocessed meat. It is best filed in the circular container on the floor.
- caseysoftware 13y agoI'm coming to London for the first time in a decade this coming week. I'd love to have a burger with the guy who decided to do this. If you're interested, drop me a note: keith @ op3nvoice.com