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he/they, punchcard enthusiast – born 593136000. I like daft memes, tech, art and tinkering/dev. Views and opinions expressed are often dumb, wrong and meaningless except fսϲk АІ sⅼοp.
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So many kids just suddenly asked “hey mom/dad” can I take a photo of you?
December 12, 2025 at 6:37 AM
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I believe this article is referencing this letter: www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...

In that letter he does not lead with women, this has been paraphrased in the article clear by the lack of quotation or SIC. I agree it’s a daft idea tho he presents no argument this would affect anyone’s choices.
An excerpt of the linked published letter: including observational studies, and is intuitively plausible: consuming several hundred calories can take mere minutes, whereas expending the same amount often requires hours of sustained physical activity.' Obesogenic environments have exacerbated this imbalance.? Food consumption outside the home, in restaurants, snack bars, or via delivery services, has increased substantially over recent decades. Supermarkets now offer a vast range of ready-to-eat opti ns, with many of these products sold in single portion sizes. These portions are typically calibrated to the average energy requirements of an adult male, making them oversized relative to energy needs for women and children. Less intuitively, they are also oversized for individuals of shorter stature, inadvertently disadvantaging those from lower socioeconomic status groups. A 2009 study from Glasgow, UK, observed that people from more deprived communities were 6 cm shorter, on average, than their more affluent counterparts, equating to a 150-200 kcal per day difference in energy requirements. Where smaller disproportionate., gall consumers, irrespective of energy requirements, toward larger, more calorific options under the guise of better value. Given the palatability of foods rich in fat, salt, and sugar-and the social pressure to avoid food waste-these portions are often fully consumed. Globally, obesity prevalence is higher in females than males across all superregions.4 In the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development countries, obesity
December 9, 2025 at 12:35 AM
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The person quoted in this article does not once suggest or urge restaurants to give women smaller portions. It a clickbait headline typically of that shitrag no human should ever actually trust or read.
Snippet of an article from the Daily Mail UK, where = Daily Mail News Professor Naveed Sattar said menus should be adapted to include smaller versions of meals that contain fewer calories, as part of an effort to drive down obesity rates. Speaking in a personal capacity, Professor Sattar, who is the chairman of the flagship Obesity Healthcare Goals programme, said normal portions should remain available for everyone but that a second option should be offered with around 25 per cent less food, which would be more suitable for women. The reduced-calorie meals could also be more appropriate for shorter men, who need to eat less than the average man, Professor Sattar and his team from the University of Glasgow and Glasgow Royal Infirmary said. The proposals would apply to pre-packaged sandwiches from supermarkets, ready meals and
December 8, 2025 at 9:09 PM
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LLM smell
December 4, 2025 at 1:45 AM
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Good morning!
The photo is of a head and shoulders framed photoshoot of a Muppet called Animal. They are facing the camera and have a big grin on their face.
December 2, 2025 at 11:17 AM