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   by thrwwyunpopular 3y ago

   I get your point but olive oil is nowhere near as prevalent as sugar. Some products even market themselves as "premium" for containing olive oil.
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   by thrwwyunpopular 3y ago

   New York City
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   by thrwwyunpopular 3y ago

   False equivalence. This doesn't help advance the debate. The amount of olive oil in the average diet is minuscule relative to the amounts of sugar or palm oil. Nuance is important.
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   by thrwwyunpopular 3y ago

   The prevalence of sugar in modern diets along with how ludicrously industrialized food has become, particularly in America, is likely still the main cause for obesity rates. People point out all these other secondary factors but we should r
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   by thrwwyunpopular 3y ago

   The harsh reality is that any conversation about what "people" want needs to factor in the fact that half of "the people" are dumber, more simpler-minded than the average person. No, you and I don't want to look at