• Victor@lemmy.world
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    1 day ago

    We also developed brains to learn which things will kill us despite tasting good, so that’s fine. Very good job, evolution!

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      Yeah that part is true, I’m just saying that something tasting good doesn’t mean it’s good for you

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        1 day ago

        In certain cases, sure. But for the most part, if it tastes good and can be found in nature ready to eat, it’s usually good for you. But yes yes yes, certain conditions apply, etc etc yadda yadda.