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Based dad.

That's a ton of words to write just to say 'I'm a dirty coalburner nigger fucker and if I get killed for my mudshark escapades, people tried to warn me, especially daddy, but I didn't listen because I'm a low IQ morons.'

>niggers

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So pissed. They think they did something, when in actuality they drove people away who spoke with facts and they couldn't refute.

Fat people hate is full of morons who have no idea what they're talking about. 'Ben' any dissent. I show that there are genetic causes for being obese, I get called 'a fat'. I show I'm not fat, and they never provide evidence that they aren't. I back everything I say with studies while I get called a fatty. Pretty fucking funny. They are idiots who have no idea what they're talking about and are talking about something extreme complex.

The bottom line is that genes heavily influence individual variation in obesity. It seems some people are incapable of understanding this, but it should go without saying that genetic differences are, however, not involved in the change in obesity rates over time. Genes haven’t changed significantly during the past few decades, so some “environmental” factor(s) must be in play.

It is also important to note that the shared environment contribution is reliably zero. This means, as is the case with behavioral traits, parents and the family environment have no effect on adult obesity. One cannot blame adult body weight on parental choices etc.

Finally, there is a marked misconception that there is some sort of “debate” about whether body weight is genetic (which it heavily is) or stems from “choices” (i.e., behavior). This is one of those things that’s not even wrong. There can be no dichotomy between “genes” and “choice.” As HBD Chick would put it, where do choices come from? As readers of this blog know, the First Law of behavioral genetics is that all human behavioral traits are heritable. Genes (i.e., specifically, genetic differences) impact all human behavior (i.e., behavioral differences) to some degree. Indeed, often considerably so. More fundamentally, the phony dichotomy between genes and choice stems from a key misunderstanding: the failure to realize that the universe is deterministic. All events, including human behaviors, have causes. (This is even considering quantum mechanics; quantum indeterminacy is merely another “deterministic” force. Random interplay is just another causal agent.) See my post No, You Don’t Have Free Will, and This is Why.

Indeed, in the case of “self-control” (which may or may not be causally related to obesity), it too appears to be largely heritable and not affected by the shared environment. One recent study found that 76% of the variance could be attributed to additive genetic factors.

https://jaymans.wordpress.com/obesity-facts/

Please learn what you're talking about before you talk about it. I'm not one of those healthy at any size morons as I actually know what I'm talking about and can back what I say.

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Although biotin deficiency is rare, it can develop during pregnancy or in people who have poor nutrition or experience rapid weight loss.

http://www.everydayhealth.com/drugs/biotin

Problem answered.

I not one to think shitlording doesn't have its place because reprehensible fat fucks do exist but being a privilege checking piece of shit ignores the genuine efforts of those struggling to lose weight and bestows mostly undue virtue and admiration on those that are thin.

"Shitlording" is retarded. Making fun of fat people makes the problem worse:

The present research demonstrates that, in addition to poorer mental health outcomes, weight discrimination has implications for obesity. Rather than motivating individuals to lose weight, weight discrimination increases risk for obesity.

http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0070048

I don't care about anecdotes from FPH saying "bu-but what we do has people lose weight!!!" Bullshit. Science says otherwise.