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Originally Posted by de captain
It's just children making poor choices.
And once again he proves he does not understand correlation and how it can impact outcomes and instead thinks it MUST be causative.
You can't make up this level of dumb.
de captain when some gets phlegm issues from a cold that is causative. They could do nothing to change it. One triggered the other.
when one person gets in better shape during covid and another gets in worse those are correlations. There can be many reasons behind the correlations, such as closed gym, depression, food desert, more and different exercise, etc, but those are not causative impacts they are correlatives.
You will read the above and not one word will make sense to you. You will be completely blank and that will lead you to say 'but why are you blaming them for gaining weight'. But that is because you are dumb. Painfully dumb.
Obesity was a growing problem long before covid and the entirety of your arguments are 'there is no personal responsibility', 'them becoming obese is a function of them having no choice because of these other correlating factors'.
It is amazing guys like you and Tooth think this way and would argue this.
Yes those correlative aspects you keep pointing to matter. They have impact but they do not FORCE obesity on to a person. And no matter how much you argue otherwise you and Tooth are wrong on this.
I bet Tooth will abandon you soon on this and pretend this was not his position, and then what?