Piracy is not theft.

Just as a sidenote, tempeh is actually a whole food. It’s whole beans, fermented, which has the added benefits of making the beans more digestible, and reducing bloating.

Nonsense right at steps two and three. Signaling to another person that you respect their consent by asking permission on even the small things is hot.

Also, if we’re going to start shifting blame to capitalism, please tell me how your ideal system of governance would manage to get the current 98-95% of individuals who are consuming harmful and unethical foods to change? Corporations have a lot of blame for the toxic food environment and food deserts to be sure. But also in the case of the food industry, their harmful practices are driven by consumer demand for the most addictive, hyperpalatable foods. Nothing can change without enough individuals choosing to do better.

Dude, orthorexia nervosa Isn’t real. You just have your head in the sand.

Umm, no? There would just be more fan projects of other games.

Agreed. Especially with x86 and the cornucopia of retro handhelds coming out all the time. Why would I want to waste money on a product that’s going to come out already inferior to the competition, with locked down software experience, from a company that bullies their own fans?

Nice! You might like this channel, they specialize in lifestyle treatment of diabetes, and have a book on the subject as well.

https://m.youtube.com/@MasteringDiabetes

I never bought the first Switch, so this is just another thing I won’t buy.

Obligatory fuck Nintendo.

You’ll want to do more research from multiple sources. My memory of it is hazy, but I think I remember the enameled cast iron sets being relatively the best option (albeit expensive), but the biggest thing I remember is every time I would find one source saying brand [a] was the good one, it wasn’t long before I’d find another source saying that tests showed the same brands had toxins in them. It’s an exercise in frustration.

Another one of these, but maybe bigger, would probably do the trick.

So all you can do is resort to ad hominems? Grow up.

You’re basically saying the same thing the other person who replied to my comment said, so see here. No sacrifice, and your characterization of longevity is an unfounded myth. The pursuit of health doesn’t just expand years, it increases quality of life in the here and now. There’s a word for it, “healthspan”. Pursuing health and longevity leads to greater tasting food, because it involves cutting out all the hyperpalatable bombs of added sugar, fat, and salt that fry your taste buds so much that all you can taste is those kinds of foods. Do you even know what real food tastes like? I can have the pleasure of great food, the ecstasy of intense exercise, and the fulfillment of any other of life’s worthwhile joys.

False dichotomy. I can eat all kinds of delicious foods, even having my health and eating my cake, and the best part is I don’t have to perform any mental gymnastics to ignore any guilt or shame about the suffering my diet causes. There’s something poetic about the best possible things for me, being the best possible things for all other beings out there. In reality, you just don’t know what you’re missing.

Yeah, maybe some day. It is one of the thing I keep telling myself I’ll get around to.

The vast majority of breads are adulterated to a point of being virtually fraudulent. At least in the US there is pretty much only two brands of bread that are actually good, and most people have access to only one, if any. Here’s a video that goes into detail about it:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tRHzJ7ZNHv4

Whole grain bread is okay, depending on brand and quality (Ezekial bread is the only good kind I normally have acess to). Any kind that’s not whole grain (or good quality whole grain) contributes to diabetes risk. That is not love. That is hurt.

I was shopping around for nonstick pans some months ago, and exhaustively looking to see if any of them were free of pfas and other toxins. By the end I was nearly pulling my hair out because they pretty much are all bad, including Greenpan. I no longer have the variety of sources I found back then, but here’s one source on them (mind you I wouldn’t necessarily trust this site’s recommendations either).

https://www.leafscore.com/eco-friendly-kitchen-products/why-we-no-longer-recommend-greenpan/

This is what I get:

https://ifyoucare.com/baking/p/parchment-baking-paper

I am totally for banning harmful foods, but RFK is the last person I would want choosing what those foods are.