her saying it's a brain disease you can't control: https://youtu.be/D32RI9upI4c?t=1415
Well then, considering black women are the fattest by far I guess that means they have a genetic brain disease that makes them... ohwait. huh.
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No one is forcing fatties to sit on the couch all day.
Stuff like this makes me want to pull my hair out. You may gain weight easier due to genes but you can still choose to eat better and exercise. You may not control what happens to you but you are 100% in control of how you react to it. Larry Elder
Being fat is a "brain disease" but being trans is perfectly normal - the magic of clown world
“Behaviors are genetically determined!”
“Fuck yes.”
I guess people calling her the fat Ima broke her.
That's the kind of "science" and "healthcare" you can expect from diversity hires.
clearly a diversity hire who has never taken even the most basic courses in physics or chemistry.
the human body is just a chemical battery and everyone's body obeys the laws of thermodynamics. you consume food, the body processes some of it for power for immediate use, and any excess calories are stored as fat and muscle. if you do not have sufficient food intake, your body will tap the reserves from that stored fat and muscle. calories in, calories out.
the longest someone has ever fasted was a morbidly obese guy who didn't eat for over a year. he drank water and took a multivitamin. that's it. no food. he lost hundreds of pounds of fat because EVERYONE'S body is subject to the basic laws of thermodynamics.
And it’s these kinds of people who demand their healthcare be “free”
Don't you just hate it when you're trying to do deadlifts and then your brain stops you and forces you to vacuum an entire cake through your mouth?
I mean she's accidentally not wrong.
Obesity is almost always the physical manifestation of mental illness and/or trauma.
Being fat long term is either a reaction from past trauma and/or defense against future trauma
or
Mental illness manifesting physically. Think about it, if you "try" to lose weight, and you can't. You are receiving concrete feedback about the world that causality doesn't apply. This about what that does to your psyche and other assumptions about the world. If you physically want to change something (no-one wants to be fat), and are unable too, it creates learned helplessness.
There's not many fat people that don't fall into one or both of those two buckets.
Dr. FAT
What's that last link trying to prove, though? Have you looked up our absolutely depressing US obesity rates?
now overlay with racial data
The most obese state is also the third whitest (93% white.) Second is ninth whitest (86%), then Alabama is only 67% white. Also, the least obese states are also the least white. Although I'm seeing a few different numbers, it's hard to tell how everything is counted. But, point is, I'm not seeing a blatant, for example, 'the more blacks, the more obesity' bent to the data. In fact, based on a quick glance, there seems to be more of a correlation with white people and obesity.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/states/states-by-race
https://www.kff.org/other/state-indicator/distribution-by-raceethnicity/?sortModel=%7B%22colId%22:%22White%22,%22sort%22:%22desc%22%7D
https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/map/US/RHI125221
https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/map/US/RHI225221
The simulation is openly mocking us.