He's paid by industry to try to keep a lid on the low-carb diet that is threatening his business interests.
Sounds plausible to me..... why else would he be on all my posts like white on rice. He seems to want to respond to every single one of my posts except for the ones when I ask him who is paying him. Suspicious indeed.
He's paid by industry to try to keep a lid on the low-carb diet that is threatening his business interests.
Sounds plausible to me..... why else would he be on all my posts like white on rice. He seems to want to respond to every single one of my posts except for the ones when I ask him who is paying him. Suspicious indeed.
Come on. You cannot suspect anybody disagreeing with you as part of conspiracy.
Perhaps mark is upset on your single-sided approach and his replies to your posts exhibit it.
Try to read his posts to other people as well. I find them totally accurate and even somewhat "lowcarbish".
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he's a "mark"....
he's an industry "toady"....
He's paid by industry to try to keep a lid on the low-carb diet that is threatening his business interests.
Sounds plausible to me..... why else would he be on all my posts like white on rice. He seems to want to respond to every single one of my posts except for the ones when I ask him who is paying him. Suspicious indeed.
TC
Although there are plenty of people like that and it is easy to jump to that conclusion you should keep in mind that not everyone is ill-intentioned. Unfortunately there are many of people who have the best intentions but are just incredibly misguided. I see people all the time who are good and decent people doing what they truly believe is beneficial when in fact they are completely wrong and doing harm. I would say most people in the medical field are like that vs. corrupt and sinister. I remember seeing one of the origonal Charlie's Angels girls talking about health and breast cancer or something and passionately saying how butter is the devil. I didn't know whether to laugh or scream it was so ridiculous. It really is a scary and disturbing world out there.
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he's a "mark"....
he's an industry "toady"....
He's paid by industry to try to keep a lid on the low- carb diet that is threatening his business interests.
Sounds plausible to me..... why else would he be on all my posts like white on rice. He seems to want to respond to every single one of my posts except for the ones when I ask him who is paying him. Suspicious indeed.
TC
Although there are plenty of people like that and it is easy to jump to that conclusion you should keep in mind that not everyone is ill-intentioned. Unfortunately there are many of people who have the best intentions but are just incredibly misguided. I see people all the time who are good and decent people doing what they truly believe is beneficial when in fact they are completely wrong and doing harm. I would say most people in the medical field are like that vs. corrupt and sinister. I remember seeing one of the origonal Charlie's Angels girls talking about health and breast cancer or something and passionately saying how butter is the devil. I didn't know whether to laugh or scream it was so ridiculous. It really is a scary and disturbing world out there.
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he's a "mark"....
he's an industry "toady"....
He's paid by industry to try to keep a lid on the low- carb diet that is threatening his business interests.
Sounds plausible to me..... why else would he be on all my posts like white on rice. He seems to want to respond to every single one of my posts except for the ones when I ask him who is paying him. Suspicious indeed.
Come on. You cannot suspect anybody disagreeing with you as part of conspiracy.
Perhaps mark is upset on your single-sided approach and his replies to your posts exhibit it.
Try to read his posts to other people as well. I find them totally accurate and even somewhat "lowcarbish".
Mirek
You may be right, but I wonder why he keeps refusing to tell us who he works for.
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You may be right, but I wonder why he keeps refusing to tell us who he
works for.
Who knows. Perhaps he feels no sense in reply - maybe he does not work for anybody but thinks you would not trust him 🙂
Who do YOU work for? 🙂
Mirek
I work as a computer programmer/analyst for an insurance company. I have no financial interests in any diet or nutrition related business or product, nor do I have any financial interest with any food or pharmaceutical company or business.
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he's a "mark"....
he's an industry "toady"....
He's paid by industry to try to keep a lid on the low- carb diet that is threatening his business interests.
Sounds plausible to me..... why else would he be on all my posts like white on rice. He seems to want to respond to every single one of my posts except for the ones when I ask him who is paying him. Suspicious indeed.
Come on. You cannot suspect anybody disagreeing with you as part of conspiracy.
Perhaps mark is upset on your single-sided approach and his replies to your posts exhibit it.
Try to read his posts to other people as well. I find them totally accurate and even somewhat "lowcarbish".
Mirek
You may be right, but I wonder why he keeps refusing to tell us who he
works for.
You appear to have but one arrow in your quiver, but one string on your guitar. Your harping on this "whom do you work for" question is extremely boring. Atkins "worked for" a supplement and food manufacturer with expensive low-carb products. He profited greatly from books on a low-carb diet.
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he's a "mark"....
he's an industry "toady"....
He's paid by industry to try to keep a lid on the low- carb diet that is threatening his business interests.
Sounds plausible to me..... why else would he be on all my posts like white on rice. He seems to want to respond to every single one of my posts except for the ones when I ask him who is paying him. Suspicious indeed.
Come on. You cannot suspect anybody disagreeing with you as part of conspiracy.
Perhaps mark is upset on your single-sided approach and his replies to your posts exhibit it.
Try to read his posts to other people as well. I find them totally accurate and even somewhat "lowcarbish".
Mirek
You may be right, but I wonder why he keeps refusing to tell us who he
works for.
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Well, Mr. Detective, why don't you INFER from his thoughtful and broad-spectrum posts whom he works for? I infer that he is a clinician or consultant with no financial interest in any product or diet or book.
You may be right, but I wonder why he keeps refusing to tell us
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works for.
Who knows. Perhaps he feels no sense in reply - maybe he does not
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for anybody but thinks you would not trust him 🙂
Who do YOU work for? 🙂
Mirek
I work as a computer programmer/analyst for an insurance company. I have no financial interests in any diet or nutrition related business or product, nor do I have any financial interest with any food or pharmaceutical company or business.
Clear enough?
OK 🙂
BTW, what is it that makes programmers incline to lowcarb? 🙂 (I am one too)
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You may be right, but I wonder why he keeps refusing to tell us who he
works for.
Who knows. Perhaps he feels no sense in reply - maybe he does not work for anybody but thinks you would not trust him 🙂
Who do YOU work for? 🙂
Mirek
I work as a computer programmer/analyst for an insurance company. I have no financial interests in any diet or nutrition related business or product, nor do I have any financial interest with any food or pharmaceutical company or business.
Clear enough?
TC
You work for an insurance company. Insurance companies do have a vested interest in pharmaceutaical companies.
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> You may be right, but I wonder why he keeps refusing > to tell us
who he
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works for.
Who knows. Perhaps he feels no sense in reply - maybe he does not
work
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for anybody but thinks you would not trust him 🙂
Who do YOU work for? 🙂
Mirek
I work as a computer programmer/analyst for an insurance company. I have no financial interests in any diet or nutrition related business or product, nor do I have any financial interest with any food or pharmaceutical company or business.
Clear enough?
OK 🙂
BTW, what is it that makes programmers incline to lowcarb? 🙂 (I am one too)
Mirek
I learned early on in my programming career that when dealing with massive amounts of data and complicated calculations that one cannot assume that the result or the process is correct, and there is no one that can look at your numbers and say "that is bang on". You have to suspect everything until you've done a thorough job of reviewing a large number of individual calculations to be as certain as possible that all the calculations will be correct.
The upshot being that you have to meticulously verify the facts yourself. And if the facts do not make sense, you have to be able to see it and, more importantly, you have to become sharp enough to trust your knowledge and be able to determine what appears to be wrong and what appears to be right.
We programmers, are better prepared to believe in what makes sense intellectually than the typical citizen. Non programmers are more prepared to accept the word of scientists without questioning it, even when it is doesn't seem to make even basic common sense.