Re:Negativity Drives Online News Consumption
by Merad on Friday March 17, 2023 @06:22PM
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I wouldn't call it unhealthy, unless you're of the mindset that red meat is inherently unhealthy. It does retain most of the fat from the ground beef which would cook out of normal burgers or hamburger steak. But it's also more filling than either of those due the fat and the inclusion of bread crumbs or oatmeal as filler.
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Re:Negativity Drives Online News Consumption
by wolverine876 on Saturday March 18, 2023 @04:17AM
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> unless you're of the mindset that red meat is inherently unhealthy
It's not a mindset, any more than gravity is a mindset.
Re:Negativity Drives Online News Consumption
by Wolfenstein98k on Saturday March 18, 2023 @05:30AM
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Too binary. Red meat is "unhealthy" like spinach is unhealthy, using your logic.
A moderate amount, especially lean, is considered a net health positive by the vast majority of the relevant professionals.
Re:Negativity Drives Online News Consumption
by wolverine876 on Saturday March 18, 2023 @06:18PM
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The comment before mine set the binary condition. I'm not writing a dissertation here.
> A moderate amount, especially lean, is considered a net health positive by the vast majority of the relevant professionals.
I don't think that's true, but how do you define "net health positive". My understanding is that you are better off without it, but a little won't kill you.