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Originally posted by Pedotard
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Wrong. The fiber content of fruit is what specifically makes it different from HFCS.
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I'm happy to do this all day, but I gotta run for now.To us, it is the BEAST.Comment
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You're essentially saying "eating fruit is better than drinking fruit juice". No ****. HFCS is still equivalent to sucrose. You're getting off topic by talking about fiber.Originally posted by Sava View PostComment
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People, even self-described intelligent people like Lori, keep talking about how there are all sorts of things that affect calorie intake/outtake. Lori, your "algebra" is just sad. You aren't disputing literally the only point I've made in the entire thread--that calorie surplus = getting fat, calorie deficit = getting thin, so why the **** are you arguing with me and what the hell is your point?
Even if you have to eat even less than many other people to achieve a deficit, you can still eat less. Or exercise more. Maybe the road's a bit tougher for you than others, but you have total control over whether or not you are fat. The only question is whether you can summon the self-control to do so.If there is no sound in space, how come you can hear the lasers?
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HC, clearly your model is overly simplistic and useless because it doesn't account for (insert factor that is statistically insignificant).Comment
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As the number of fat people increases, it becomes more fashionable to believe in logical fallacies that are typically employed by fat people to absolve themselves of responsibility for being fat.Comment
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Bingo. Introspection makes people sad. Much easier to blame gut flora and genetics and mope around about how you can't get thin while stuffing your face with brownies.Originally posted by Pedotard View PostIf there is no sound in space, how come you can hear the lasers?
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Q- What do you call someone who believes weight control isn't all about controlling calory intake and using cardio exercise?
A- Fat.The genesis of the "evil Finn" concept- Evil, evil FinlandComment
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This unfortunately goes way beyond apolyton by the way. I had a conversation with a computational genomics scientist here at CMU and it went something like this:
CG: Some people have gut flora that makes it harder for them to lose weight.
Me: But if they eat less, there is some amount of food at which they will lose weight. Reductio, if they eat nothing, they will definitely lose weight.
CG: It's not that simple!
Me: That's basic thermodynamics.
CG: No it's not!
This person is a PhD scientist in life sciences. What the ****ing ****.
If it makes you feel better, the PhD biologist in the room came in on my side so that's something.If there is no sound in space, how come you can hear the lasers?
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I suspect you may have said something moronic to warrant that response ... maybe something like "THAT'S ALL THERE IS TO IT. 100% NOTHING ELSE FACTORS IN" ... because that's what you lead in with here.Originally posted by Hauldren Collider View PostComment
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Is the obesity rate lower in the Philippines than in America because of genetics or gut flora? Just wondering.Originally posted by Aeson View Post6'1 and 175lbs.
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I'm guessing the Philippines is full of fat people because healthy food is so much more expensive than junk food and nobody can afford to hire a personal trainer.Comment
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That is all there is to it. Yes there are factors that change the calorie equilibrium. But both the formula -- calories in vs calories out -- and the prescription -- cardio and dieting -- remains exactly the same. So that is all there is to it.Originally posted by Aeson View PostIf there is no sound in space, how come you can hear the lasers?
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This is another wonderful lie. I have to question whether anyone who says this has ever been in the produce section of the supermarket.Originally posted by Pedotard View PostIf there is no sound in space, how come you can hear the lasers?
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