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To: Dominic Harr
As I said, it is proven. Modern nutritional ideas are based on massive amounts of data. You're simply playing a game.

As it happens, I really do know two certain people: a sickly person who eats properly (according to modern nutritional ideas), and a healthy person who does not eat properly (ditto).

From this, I must conclude that your position vis a vis "good" vs. "bad" health is not objectively true in and of itself. We must conclude that this "objectivist" claim is at best incomplete.

416 posted on 05/02/2003 9:51:47 AM PDT by r9etb
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To: r9etb
From this, I must conclude that your position vis a vis "good" vs. "bad" health is not objectively true in and of itself.

Point blank -- are you actually claiming that "good" health is not objectively "better" than "bad" health, all other things being equal?

422 posted on 05/02/2003 11:07:12 AM PDT by Dominic Harr (When you resort to obvious fallacies trying to support your position . . .)
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