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American Dairy Association ad (1960)
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They're still lying to us, today. Tobacco, oil, sugar, dairy, eggs, meat, it's all the same playbook.
yeah, reminds me of that tragedy...
Funny how this day seems to mean something completely different to some people. For some it shattered an illusion, and for others what happened just made more obvious some very old problems. More people died because they weren't warned about the air quality than people who died on that day. Do the folks in charge really seem to care about your well being, or are they just pretending that they do?
That’s answered by the fact that our current system is more expensive than citizen care and UBI.
It's crazy to me how many Americans think eggs are a requirement for breakfast.
You body metabolizes food exactly the same at 7am as it does as 1pm. It's the most dumb shit.
Everything becomes breakfast if you put an egg on it. Burger, pizza, cheesecake, infinite possibilities.
I admire your chutzpah, but you just have to eat it when you wake up to make it breakfast; the egg is unnecessary.
I’m more making fun of this idea, as it seems to be everywhere now.
Well, no. When you eat makes an enormous difference in how your body processes the exact same food. But it's not as though some foods are morning food and some are not.