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so? -- nm
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TFox
Nov 17 '09, 07:30
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(or, to clarify, the thing that interests me most about that, is even though obesity is the most pervasive, many people still understand it the least.
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TFox
Nov 17, 07:34
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And the parallels seem obvious to me: genetics can make some dudes jam dudes and some dudes jam chicks...
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TFox
Nov 17, 07:40
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i'm saying that the assumption that obese people are "at fault" or "not trying" is flawed.
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TFox
Nov 17, 07:48
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a better comparison is mental health, IMO -- nm
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Roger More
Nov 17, 08:02
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a) i don't think we really understand the "great costs" of obesity as it's defined. morbid obesity, yes. i think normal obesity definitions
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TFox
Nov 17, 08:03
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you can also turn off marrying dudes, obviously. but we don't want to. who defines excessive?
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TFox
Nov 17, 08:12
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Everyone is inclined to eat, but not everyone is obese -- nm
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Roger More
Nov 17, 08:05
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making my point. -- nm
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TFox
Nov 17, 08:06
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Then I think you and Jack are... agreeing? -- nm
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Roger More
Nov 17, 08:12
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mostly, yes. i know it isn't a 100% perfect analogy, but what is, really? -- nm
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TFox
Nov 17, 08:13
but that's not true for every obese person. Plenty of people are obese because they eat too much and don't exercise.
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Elf Andie
Nov 17, 07:52
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Plenty of people are not obese despite eating too much and not exercising as well.
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TFox
Nov 17, 07:59
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If we're judging solely on eating habits, I should probably be dead. -- nm
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znufrii
Nov 17, 08:03
(superiority of some of those, not everyone) -- nm
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TFox
Nov 17, 07:40
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