- 11 Aug 2012 21:05
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You acknowledge that vegans tend to be maladjusted, but couldn't refrain from knocking those with sense from this thread owing your terminal case of proletarian spongiform encephalitis.
Taste in humans is not completely arbitrary. Naturally there are different preferences and always will be, but we are hardwired to enjoy certain kinds of tastes in general and these tastes relate to what we needed to eat as cavemen--no different than any other animal. My mother is a strong believer in the lipid hypothesis so I didn't eat things such as bacon and butter until I was an adult--and I love them. There's a reason you don't find many people loving the taste of feces.
Vegetables and fruits in general cannot even provide the necessary caloric intake because they are very low in macronutrient density. They are in general necessary, but the reason is for necessary micronutrients not present in meat, grains, potatoes, or legumes (all of which are dense in macronutrients). Big surprise, Demosthenes is once again totally clueless about something he deigns to talk about.
Super food is a marketing concept, not something which has anything to do with nutrition.
Taste in humans is not completely arbitrary. Naturally there are different preferences and always will be, but we are hardwired to enjoy certain kinds of tastes in general and these tastes relate to what we needed to eat as cavemen--no different than any other animal. My mother is a strong believer in the lipid hypothesis so I didn't eat things such as bacon and butter until I was an adult--and I love them. There's a reason you don't find many people loving the taste of feces.
Vegetables and fruits in general cannot even provide the necessary caloric intake because they are very low in macronutrient density. They are in general necessary, but the reason is for necessary micronutrients not present in meat, grains, potatoes, or legumes (all of which are dense in macronutrients). Big surprise, Demosthenes is once again totally clueless about something he deigns to talk about.
Super food is a marketing concept, not something which has anything to do with nutrition.