I’m Asking You For A Peer-Reviewed Study Showing That A Typical Fat Person Can Become Sustainably Non-Fat Through Deliberate Weight-Loss.

This is a worthless approach epistemologically and health-wise. Instead, a better approach would be to find 10,000 people like me who have lost at least 20% of their body weight and kept it off for five years or more (personally, 27%, 5.5 years) and determine what allowed them to be successful.

The simple fact is that once you get fat, you are in fact probably doomed. And most people want to be doomed once they are standing in the temple of. It’s just easier.

Personally, I’ve never liked “easy” and I’m as stubborn as they come, so there’s that.

Back in the 1980s and early 1990s when the first PDAs started arriving on the scene, it was conventional wisdom that no one would ever spend any time typing on tiny keyboards.

Now, nearly everyone in the world spends half their day typing on tiny keyboards.

I can’t say I understand it myself really, but it shows how often what “everyone knows” is just laughably wrong.