Re:A Chemical Hunger: Mysteries
by JoeAltmaier on Wednesday July 14, 2021 @09:45AM
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All those things are hyperbole, repeated endlessly to warn people away from exercise. It's a cultural thing, and we're embedded in that culture. But exercise is the normal state for humans, and to think otherwise is a weird local phenomenon.
The mirage of 'an improved diet' is the current fad idea and the topic of this conversation. Why doesn't it work for most people? Why are there 1000 books about it, and still no consensus?
Re:A Chemical Hunger: Mysteries
by tsimionescu on Thursday July 15, 2021 @01:45AM
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I'm not sure who is supposed to be repeating this endlessly to warn people away, but most people discover these things if they actually try hard exercise for themselves.
Re:A Chemical Hunger: Mysteries
by tsimionescu on Wednesday July 14, 2021 @09:37AM
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'Forcing people' should have been 'having people force themselves', too late to edit now.
Why, of all things, do you think forcing people to do hard exercise would be effective for the vast majority of people, compared to, say, an improved diet?