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I see that you, like most of people here, have gulped the vegan propaganda hook, line and sinker. http://www.diagnosisdiet.com/foods/
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It is pathetic that HN childishly downvotes you instead of engaging in a fruitful discussion. For an unbiased review of foods, go here: http://www.diagnosisdiet.com/foods/
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Nutrition epidemiology studies are not scientific experiments; they are wildly inaccurate, questionnaire-based guesses (hypotheses) about the possible connections between foods and diseases. This approach has been widely criticized as scien
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> Sorry, but this article is junk science, at best. Au contraire it exposes the junk sciences (including epidemiology to establish causation) used by EAT-Lancet to further their agenda. > Who is this curious voice [...] From the autho
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Reading The Selfish Gene convinced me to give up on the ideal of arranged marriage (which I was instilled with from birth), and marriage in general.
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What would you recommend for a general history of India especially around British invasion? School textbooks are obviously biased.
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Do you have anything valuable to say in response to that?
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I do it to cure (99%) a chronic condition (and it remains to be seen whether my gut will heal enough to allow old foods back). If I had a choice, I'd be eating a meat-based diet with rice and ice cream!
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> I do agree that we probably eat more meat that we should, but it does look like they are swinging the other way here. Meat is actually nutritious and healthy. You can read the details in the following link: http://www.diagno
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It is a vegan-inspired/ anti-meat diet (similar to Canada's New Food Guide), backed by the processed food industry, but with plenty of issues which are neatly summarized by Georgia Ede here: https://www.psychologytoday.
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How do they teach your daughter to translate these principles to practical actions? For example how does your daugher understand "Eat well" to mean in terms of actual food she happens to crave (cookies, ice cream, plants, meat, et
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The app and social playbooks of Indian godmen
(factordaily.com)
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Thank you Reddit for teaching me how to stand up for myself
(reddit.com)
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> You need lots of cows for cow's milk. You need lots of food and water for cows. You need lots of plants for cow's food. You need lots of water, pesticides, energy for plants. And how are alternative-milks a better solution es
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If you enjoy cow's milk continue drinking it of course. The alternatives are mainly for either the lactose intolerant or moral dietary practitioners (such as vegans). I myself enjoy cheese and fatty meat on daily basis.
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What has climate change got to do with cow's milk?
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I'm pretty confident that this is Google's long-term strategy and why I think chromeos will become popular in future.
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The Guide to the Carnivore Diet
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> I provided an anecdote where "being track[ed]" in my day-to-day life was a negative thing. No, you provided an anecdote where having your "password stolen" (by an abusive ex) was a negative thing. If someone stole t
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The fact remains that your anecdote bears no relation whatsoever--as in it neither supports nor refutes--kawfey's comment (which you quoted here). Therefore, if it is not "a thinly veiled crucifixion of Google" (as myself and
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Thank You Google – Flight Cancelled
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I did notice what you wrote but you still do not see how you shift blame on to Google (despite careful use of the word "enabled") all the while conveniently ignoring key facts (device stolen, password stolen, etc.) that indicate p
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Some places, like reddit, are valuable in that you find groups of people discussing niche interests.
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What is your country?
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In which case, just what is the relevance of your report to kawfey's comment?
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But that won't justify their newfound tech hate (this time on Google) ...
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> Despite the tirade of anti-facebook/google/amazon blogs and posts in the last 5 years, I'm still not convinced that "being tracked" in my day-to-day life is a negative thing I made a similar observation before,
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> I did say that Google's surveillance system enabled a level of stalking *Google's surveillance system in conjunction with irresponsibly giving one's account login to one's ex Fixed that for you.
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> Yeah definitely not how I would talk to the employee, I actually prefer that my superior talked to me like that.
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What's the catch though? Higher stress during 20s and 30s?
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