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@SwifTeatime ...or just to the stretcher w/ x3 assist

WIC from Child Nutrition Act of 1966, formed under President Johnson

The 'why' I form a belief is different from the reasons I have for holding that belief. Dawkins is using this sort of reasoning he means to hold up a simple truism: we shouldn't believe something just because it is widely believed in our own culture. This is obvious. Just because it is true that ...

@chunhaylee He owns with an argument that is summarized as 'we don't know if high fat diet works.' It works in 2002, but has far less weight (no pun intended) now in 2011.

Oh this is great! This is also why I believe that my car evolved from my desk chair. They both are made of the same elements, but one is more complex than the other. Therefore, the obvious hierarchy of elemental complexity shows that my chair is just an earlier version of my car

This is an absurd argument by Dawkins. It could equally be said, "You are only an atheist because you were born in the Soviet Union!" to a person who grew up under Leninism. The demographics of belief (or disbelief) is not a proof of its validity.

Are you limiting fat consumption? And if so, why?

Good until 10:20

I do not understand how doctors can keep blaming lack of exercise and overeating. If that was truly the root of the problem then why are there naturally lean people who consistently 'overeat' and 'under-exercise'? Are these people less gluttonous? Are they more responsible?

boo

Dr Miller mentions that Hunter-Gatherer societies do not have heart disease. What he failed to mention was the one dietary item that separates civilized cultures from primitive ones.

Cultivated Grains!!

I think it is astounding that instead he jumps to saturated fat and cholesterol intake. Wha...

Second, I need to ask this. Have you read the book?