Or, more likely: "single, less active and work longer" lends itself to a lifestyle, or daily routine that makes fast food an easier, more appealing option.

Technically speaking, "life expectancy" is the average number of years someone can expect to live, beyond their current age. Which, yes, is an average which includes infant mortality rates.

I totally agree, I am, and I fully understand there is more to it than I am suggesting. I think I was suddenly flooded with visions of NatrualNews headlines blaming antibiotics, and every other bit of western medicine on obesity, and then trying to sell some homeopathic nostrum as a means to "remove toxins" and then I…

I don't mean that it is directly making us fat. Like other creature comforts, it's indirect, like TV, and video games, it's a mental thing. Having a nice cool house, on a hot summer day, gives us FAR less incentive to go outside and do anything.

Everything about this is so fucking stupid.

Holy. Shit.

What? You're kidding me. Prove it.

I would like to see them connect a keyboard, maybe put it on a hinge of some sort, so it closed, kind of like a book. After that? Hmm... On the keyboard they could add some sort of area that functions similar to a touch screen, except smaller — a sort of pad that tracks your fingers movement and controlled an onscreen…

My dentist does this, and it blows my mind every time.

You should tell someone on the internet about the injustice that is this blog post.

"So there's a decision to make: live long, miserable and steak-free; or die young, happy and elbow-deep in burger."

I do not, at all, understand what your point is.

I just clicked your heart SO hard.

"...the solution isn't to eat the products of LikeMeat; the solution is just to eat a few more vegetables."

You may be right, and I fell for it hook, line, and sinker.

HEAR HEAR!

People are better at making fun of what they like, or are at least versed in, far better than what they don't give a shit about, or are ignorant to.

Says the man who takes over a month to reply, and has not stars.

Do you typically comment after only reading as far as the jump?

*furiously searches for the "like" button*