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If you mean by mass producing energy dense processed foods that are much cheaper than meat and fruit, then yes I agree
by jonnycoder 2y ago
If you mean by mass producing energy dense processed foods that are much cheaper than meat and fruit, then yes I agree
- SirMaster 2y agoBut should we praise this as the fix? How about instead we fix the problem by making healthy foods and active lifestyles cheaper and more prevalent?
- op00to 2y agoYes. We should.
- ben_w 2y ago> How about instead we fix the problem by making healthy foods and active lifestyles cheaper and more prevalent? Good luck with that. Unhealthy habits and diets are popular (and delicious), and a lot of people resented even the minimal effort required to wear a mask during a pandemic of an airborne disease.
- worez 2y agosure, but how realistic is that, really?
- caeril 2y agoThat's an unrealistic fix. Even if Doritos, Big Macs, and french fries were expensive, most people would still eat them for their hyperpalatability. The only "fix" is to ban these foods, perform public executions of food company executives, institute mandatory kcal rationing, and bring back relentless fat shaming and discrimination. Personally, I prefer not living in a totalitarian dictatorship, so GLP-1 agonists seem like a slightly more humane option to me.