Do explain.

Eg for fake meat: if we don't know if saturated fats are good or not due to contradictive studies then what do we know of thousands of other substances in real vs fake meat which have not recieved not even 1% of the study/resources/research resoruces than "saturated fat good vs bad"?

How you can find that to be strawman or "wrong" is beyond me.

But then again, I've come to the sad conclusion that most researches in the field of nutrition and academia are complete morons incapable of grasping complexity.

Look at what legislatures do vs what "people" say. Lots of stupid stuff gets said, but in the end the only concrete measures are the continued subsidization of meat and making it illegal for vegan substitutes to be called "meat" or "milk" or similar.

That's one of your straw men, that the elite are working towards banning meat. In reality, 99/100 of the elite enjoy steak. They may pretend otherwise when giving speeches to certain crowds, but look at what they do, not what they say.

Do you know how to read at all? I never even mentioned those problems lol, you're pulling out of your ass things I never said.

My point was tied to NUTRITION not to what politicians do vs say.

You don't even know how to use "strawman" correctly.

The topic is "the great reset".

saturated fats are a big threat than sugar?

They both are correlated with health issues. It does not have to be one or the other.

For saturated fat the problem is that one study says "yes", the other "No".

And this still keeps on happening...

Studies that "show" that saturated fats don't have a negative impact on health are typically about tests where they replace saturated fats with sugar or refine carbs and show no impact or even a small positive impact. Replace saturated fat by unrefined carbs, poly and mono unsaturated fat or even protein and you get a huge jump in all positive health markers.

Check these videos https://www.youtube.com/@NutritionMadeSimple/search?query=sa...

If you find a study that you think is worth investigating contact the author, he reviews medical studies for a living and as a passion.