Re:Children's daily sugar consumption halved just a year aft...
by frereubu on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @03:51AM
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It's not good enough to just ask questions like that - what alternatives are there? The information that too much sugar is bad for you isn't exactly hidden away, yet rates of obesity, tooth decay and diabetes are still going up.
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Re:Children's daily sugar consumption halved just a year aft...
by olalonde on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @03:56AM
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What if we added some sort of additive to the sugary drinks that made people become fat and get tooth decay, wouldn't that dissuade them? (/s fwiw, I don't think there's a "solution", people should be free to mess with their health)
Re:Children's daily sugar consumption halved just a year aft...
by sublinear on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @03:54AM
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> It's not good enough to just ask questions like that - what alternatives are there?
Strongly disagree. That's the entire point of these kinds of questions.
Re:Children's daily sugar consumption halved just a year aft...
by sirtaj on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @04:24AM
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Without a counter-argument it just becomes a statement of faith, of the "it's so obvious that god exists that I don't have to prove it" variety. You're entitled to your opinion, but expecting others to take your word for its value isn't going to get you anywhere.