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🏛️ Home/Obesity epidemic mech-spec.md

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 	- There are deeply embedded cultural norms about when people should eat.
 	- It may be considered bizarre when people deviate from the traditional 3-meal structure.
 	- These norms may also be reinforced institutionally by work, school, etc.
-2. **Meal Completion**
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+Pubs to check:
+https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11430606/
+https://academic.oup.com/nutritionreviews/article-abstract/81/1/75/6623541
+https://academic.oup.com/nutritionreviews/article-abstract/82/10/1309/7379733
+https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/07420528.2023.2180385
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+1. **Meal Completion**
 	- There may be generational trauma related to food scarcity that still persists despite food abundance.
 	- Norms that made sense in the context of food scarcity could have a detrimental impact in the context of food abundance.
 	- There may be a general cultural ethos that discourages food waste, and encourages consumption beyond one's needs in order to avoid it.
 	- The phrase "finish your plate" is still taught to children.
-3. **Ceremonial Eating**
+2. **Ceremonial Eating**
 	- Celebratory eating is central to nearly every holiday or holiday season.
 	- People may feel out of place for not partaking.
 	- Refusing traditional foods may be viewed as an affront to cultural identity, and could lead to various sorts of cultural friction.
 	- Even non-traditional holidays often incorporate mandatory food elements.
-4. **Social Pressure**
+3. **Social Pressure**
 	- Even outside the context of celebrations or ceremony, food is frequently central to many mundane social events (such as dates or outings).
 	- Refusing to partake can result in awkwardness that many may feel more comfortable avoiding, resulting in consumption beyond one's needs.
 	- People may also feel pressured to match other people's eating pace and quantity, and may feel out of place if they "eat like a bird".
-5. **Portion Size**
+4. **Portion Size**
 	- Meals may seem less worthwhile if they do not have a high volume and/or calorie to price and/or effort ratio.
 	- Paying the same amount of money for a smaller meal may seem less valuable or economically desirable, and people may have a desire to "get their money's worth".
 	- People might feel more compelled to eat more than they otherwise would when participating in more open-ended, buffet-style dining, in order to justify the cost.
-6. **Hedonic Eating**
+5. **Hedonic Eating**
 	- Food may be viewed as a form of entertainment or reward, with "treating" oneself with "guilty pleasures" often forming the justification for indulging.
 	- Exciting the palate may be considered one of the primary reasons for eating.
 	- Nearly all food advertising emphasizes the pleasure of eating certain foods, which may be an indication of consumer motivations when buying these foods.

🛡️ Debate/Opponents/Jamey.md

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 **Nick:**
 
 > We clarified your confusion with respect to the dodger list. The next thing was your video, which is you scrolling and highlighting things with zero explanation, and the title of the video is "The Nutrivore won't own up to his mistakes." This entire time I've been asking you to tell me what mistakes those are. I'm still trying to get clarity on wtf you were talking about in your first email. Then you started asking me a bunch of tangential questions. I am proceeding in chronological order, dipshit. lol
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+> 
 > Also, if you have a critique, you shouldn't need to ask clarifying questions. If you need clarification, then you don't have a critique because you don't even understand the view. Fucking retard.
 
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