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Pockets of good information, segmented and convincing explanations of the discrepancies between traditional vs. industrialized food practices and philosophies that have led to modern disease epidemics. The prose is bloated at times and the chapter condemning refined sugar could have been much better argued.

Some interesting points (or, often approaches something interesting but doesn't complete the point or misses the mark) but...

Parrots philosophers he likes. Regurgitates Ray Peat almost word-for-word (some sentences are essentially plagiarism of Ray Peat's ideas)

Sometimes you are with him, other times it is like an embarrassing narcissistic teenager

Fringe cultural phenomenon. Let's see.

Closest prose to Nietzsche that I've ever read. Similarly profound and exhausting where every sentence is so weighted with metaphysics and metaphors that you can feel each idea reworking your perspective as it digests.