

MCGA… Has a very American ring to it
McGa
MCGA… Has a very American ring to it
McGa
The dieticians you talked to aren’t medical dieticians then, they’re people who call themselves dieticians without any university degree. AI will just spew whatever bullshit it was trained on so you’ll probably be reassured that what you’re doing is ok because it was trained on/r/fitness or whatever instead of scientific papers.
Eating out of boredom is an unhealthy relationship to food, I’m not saying all cases are out of trauma (holy shit lemmings have a hard time when things aren’t spelled out for them), I’m saying the underlying issue needs to be fixed to have a permanent solution, you said so yourself, you need the drugs and low carbs diet in order to fix the problem, stop both and the problem comes back.
You didn’t fix your leaking roof, you applied a patch and it will start leaking again if you remove it.
Bingo, those medications are as effective as any other diet or change of habits, if you have a problematic relationship with food you need to fix the reason behind it otherwise the moment you stop you’ll gain your weight back.
No one asked your opinion on the matter
The despecialized version includes extra content though, don’t know if Project … does as well
Yep, they can make a bunch of games that costs them hundreds of millions to make it they manage to make one that brings in billions in profit… That’s what we call gambling.
If they launch a movement the US economy is fucked
“a chance to form good habits”
And that’s the issue right there, without professional support the majority of people who have an unhealthy relationship with their food just fall down the same hole whenever they manage to get out of it, may it be through diet or medications or even surgery.
Dietician training now puts a lot of focus on psychology because of that, giving someone a pill to make them lose weight won’t fix the childhood trauma of being abused that causes them to find comfort in food, if they stop the medication that is still there, that’s why the long term failure rate of diets is so high, they don’t address the why, just the what.
They work!*
*aslongasyoudontstop
Yeah value of what you own - what you owe = net worth
Globally 10% is people worth about 100k USD, which is under the US median for people over 35.
Sorry, I thought Japan was at the same level as Korea but it’s actually much higher.
So yeah, Korea is a special case.
Iceland is at 1.59
Sorry, I checked the wrong column.
Still it’s 1.67 gig, a 32 gig hard drive costs peanuts, probably less than you spend in electricity keeping your computer running to seed torrents while you’re not actively using it.
The trend is fairly similar but I would think that mass immigration to the US probably stabilized things from the 70s and let’s not act like access to contraceptives/abortion is that good in the US, which probably helped a lot to keep it closer to replacement
Yeah that’s why I’m showing historical data and mentioning that poorer people tend to have more kids even in first world countries.
Finland was close to 5 in 1900 and it’s a clear downward trend with one bounce after WW2
So even before all the shit we’re living now people were having less and less kids.
My in laws have an acre and their kids mostly play on about ⅒ of it because that’s where their stuff is, give people parks and they can live with a smaller yard. It’s not sustainable to give everyone ½ an acre.
1.46 in Germany
1.24 in Italy
1.32 in Finland
1.52 in Sweden
1.41 in Norway
1.55 in Denmark
1.38 in Quebec
So no, it’s not much higher than Italy or Germany, Korea and Japan are special cases though.
Well people need to make up their minds then. If people keep saying that urban spread is an issue, we need higher density and less reliance on cars we can’t go and ask to have ½ acre lots for each and every parents.
Maybe OP is only talking about what they want in exchange for having kids and well I’m sure they’re able to afford it if they truly want it (since they mention they’re pretty well off) but it will come with moving far from a urban center.
He gotta buy a seventh yacht