• Øπ3ŕ@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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          I was implying that the meat® is from all of the animal… Also, I spent over two decades in the food industry (US, EU, etc.). Ask me for stories — if you don’t ever want to eat at any restaurants ever again.

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            Yeah but lips and anuses aren’t spit, I think OP was implying that if you attempted what is listed about the kitchen staff are going to make sure the contents of their sinuses form the main protein of your burger.

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              Yes, and animal fluids, et al, are not generally accounted for in the minds of those that consume said products. For instance, are you aware of the “acceptable” volume of fecal matter in “fast food” ingredients? 🤔

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                I’m not going to say I’ve thought about it but I would expect it’s defined for a lot of countries (I’d be more worried if it wasn’t deck ed) and I’m going to assume in most cases it aligns with the regulation of fecal matter levels for other foods … unless a lobby group has convinced the relevant government body that they are mitigating it with some process like bleaching (also not great). But on the whole I would expect fast food meat to have the same acceptable level of fecal matter as mushrooms. Whether the level is a problem is going to depend on your country …

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                Yes, and fecal matter on food (meat or otherwise) has been the norm for all of human history. We just have ways of measuring it now and make rules about it.

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        They don’t have the time or hydration to do that to every order. They have to save that for the special customers.

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    2 months ago

    I find it incredibly obnoxious when you are discussing or debating with someone and they start one of their replies with “so.”

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      Noted! I try not to be an asshat, but I can be a bit of a 'splainer despite myself.

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    So, I haven’t heard much about JP in a while,and now I’ve heard a podcast and this. Is it just coincidence or is there a reason we’re talking about him again? The podcast mentioned he’d gone on some show debating Christianity with 20 atheists. It went as you might imagine, where jp argued that atheists were Christian because they didn’t understand the thing they say they don’t believe in. Idk. Anyway – any other reason I’m hearing about him again?

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      It’s mostly just that. The whole thing was a mess. The atheists were told they would be debating a Christian and prepared as such, but he won’t define himself as a Christian. So much time is wasted dancing around that. They had to change the title from Christian debates to Jordan Peterson debates. On top of that he will barely engage properly, saying things like he won’t entertain a hypothetical because he wouldn’t allow himself to get in that situation in the first place. Just generally not acting in good faith.

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        The guy is a notorious rhetorical shitmuffin.

        He just strings fallacies together and his crowd along.

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      McDonalds marketing is getting pretty aggressive if they’re sending their cashiers to Wendy’s…

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        The cashier is working undercover in order to steal the krappy patty’s secret formula.

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          “What did you find out, Steve? Did you get the formula?”

          “Yeah, commercials, we just need more than the other guys. I don’t think our food matters, like, at all.”

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      I’ll bite.

      It might have been different a few decades ago, but in the UK these days fries are still fries. Nobody would ever ask for a Big Mac and chips. Chips are specifically much fatter ‘chipped’ potatoes. And potato chips are crisps.

      So if we’re talking objectively… Fries are just the same US and UK. But US potato chips aren’t actually ‘chipped’, they’re very thinly sliced. And ‘crisps’ are indeed very crisp.

      So I’d actually say the UK descriptions are more objectively correct.

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    I like a lot of JPs stuff l. He intruduced me to a lot of concepts but ironically i must warn that his content really is for the thinking man in the sense that you need to stay vigilant to spot the cintradictions with reality. Cleaning your room doesnt fix dating or the job market for instance and sometimes those realities that go beyond our own self discipline and talent really are overwhelming.

    • Maxxie@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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      Making fun of someone with an obviously fake conversation is a universal staple, from classroom to a boardroom.

      +10 points if you do the voice, - 100 if the voice is a racial stereotype

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        Racial stereotype. What do you mean? Imitating an Indian scam call from a scam factory in India having a conversation with you is viable with an Indian accent if it adds to the story.

        Every time I tell a story of a french person being upset about something minor I always add a french accent to help develop the story.

        Telling any story of a cultural exchange with a monotone AI voice isn’t really normal.

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        -10 points if the person you are doing an impression of is standing right behind you.

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            No, anyone whose brain isn’t addled by narrative-over-facts finds making up fake conversations to support a narrative extremely pathetic and cringeworthy. It stands to reason that if someone merits being criticized for acting a certain way, then you’re able to use actual examples of them acting that way to make your point.

            You likely only say what you did because you and the majority of your social circle are part of the above-described addled category.

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              It’s a parody not a made up example. It doesn’t prove a point other than accidentally showing your lack of understanding of basic storytelling.

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    Watching him debate those atheists was painful. His debating technique is beyond stupid.

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      1. Make a statement that is at best wildly controversial and at worst blatantly untrue
      2. Redefine the words in that statement to make it vacuously true and completely uninteresting
      3. When challenged, say that you don’t care about common parlance
      4. Everyone loses, because this debate is now pointless and annoying
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      So close to the real thing that it wasn’t funny or entertaining to me, just another instance of me being annoyed by Jordan Peterson even when it wasn’t actually him.

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    False inductive reasoning combined with butwhataboutism and sealinoning. All designed to exhaust the opponent and muddy the argument. Conservatives love this form of argument.

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    This is only missing JP coming up with a completely deranged definition of what fries are that he demands the cashier adheres to (I don’t think the vodka applies, that’s more making fun of the cashier). And also him entirely dodging the question of whether he likes fries, stating that people have discussed whether he likes fries but he refuses to reveal it.

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      Obviously fries represent the western civilization. Frying oil is the chaos dragon of woke left that means to destroy the fries, but will instead transform them into something even more beautiful, an entity of culinary perfection. But you would already know that if only you had bought my online course. sob It’s so sublime. sob