So there are people that in good faith are trying to help but getting it wrong.

Never managed to first, second, or third guess their approach, and they're kind of just saying stuff that works for them, maybe. How much of what you do on a day-to-day basis is cleaning up the mess of what so many of these other people are putting out there? Yeah, that's a fun way to put it. We do have the data on organic food. There is evidence that

organic food is not nutritively different, and there is no evidence that it's somehow better.

High fructless corn syrup, in every comprehensive review, seems to have roughly the same health

effects on you as regular sugar. It's the idea that high fructose corn syrup is itself somehow

abysiogenic or health deleterious is just straight up non-starter. It's just wrong. And so the

high-fructed corn syrup thing is a myth. The classic scenarios, people are like, I would love to

get in shape, but I don't have time. It turns out that with two sessions, 20 minutes a week,

you can do crazy, crazy things. And if you don't have any more time to add in, don't add in. Just do that for

years and years and years. You know, a lot of times there, you get accusations of being bought

off by agribusiness. There's just nothing there. It's just like folks just trying to do a good job.

There's no conspiracy. I would think of conspiracies are so amazing. Like every movie I

watch, like super deep conspiracy. The agribusinesses aren't trying

to poison you.

So a lot of the comments

will be like,

how much is Monsanto paying him

to like nothing?

Damn it,

I don't have any money.

You're on steroids.

Yeah.

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