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“as the number of messages increases, the amount of information carried decreases. We have more media to communicate fewer significant ideas.”
Anonymous

Michael Greger
“There’s a concept in psychology called “decision fatigue” that marketers use to exploit consumers. It appears humans have a limited capacity to make many decisions in one short stretch of time, and the quality of our decisions will deteriorate to the extent that we eventually begin making downright irrational choices. Ever wonder why supermarkets stack the junk food at the checkout counter? After wading through the forty thousand items in the average supermarket,46 we end up with less willpower to resist impulse purchases.”
Michael Greger, How Not To Die: Discover the Foods Scientifically Proven to Prevent and Reverse Disease

Michael Greger
“Even though our eating habits are now killing more Americans than our smoking habits,32 I often hear the refrain in public health circles that we have to work with, rather than against, these companies, because unlike with tobacco, we don’t have to smoke, but we do have to eat.33 Well, yes, we need to breathe—but we don’t need to breathe smoke. And yes, we need to eat, but we don’t need to eat junk.”
Michael Greger, How Not To Die: Discover the Foods Scientifically Proven to Prevent and Reverse Disease

“All the visions of the future of education, the future of teaching, the future of work, the future of learning are ideological. They are also political. As we hear the visions of politicians and entrepreneurs, as we listen to the visions of the rest of today’s speakers, we need to remember that. Predictions about the future are not neutral. They are not objective. They are invested—invested in a past and a present and a future. Invested in a certain worldview of what learning looks like now, what it has looked like before and what—thanks to whatever happens in the future—what it might look like going forward.”
Audrey Watters, The Revenge of the Monsters of Education Technology

Michael Greger
“From a nutrition standpoint, the reason I don’t like the terms vegetarian and vegan is that they are only defined by what you don’t eat. When I used to speak on college campuses, I would meet vegans who appeared to be living off french fries and beer. Vegan, technically, but not exactly health promoting. That’s why I prefer the term whole-food, plant-based nutrition. As far as I can discern, the best available balance of evidence suggests that the healthiest diet is one centered on unprocessed plant foods. On a day-to-day basis, the more whole plant foods and the fewer processed and animal products, the better.”
Michael Greger, How Not To Die: Discover the Foods Scientifically Proven to Prevent and Reverse Disease

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