Comments by "Alphabet Inc." (@official_alphabet_inc) on "Yes Theory" channel.

  1.  @bipbip3400  If there is a section (or "small part") of your store dedicated to "healthy foods", then what does that mean for the food not in that section? What is the food in the rest of the store then? It implies the food not in that section is UN*healthy. It implies *most of the food sold in the store is unhealthy crap.
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  2. "We're taking a friggin limousine to the island of death" :DDD the positivity is inspiring as always <3
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  3. I believe this sadly is the tale of most food shops. Along most of the edges of the store, there are the (more or less) healthy foods: Fruits, veggies and meats + fresh baked bread (debatable?) and milk products (varying levels of "healthiness"). Personally, I try to only venture in the inner isles of a store when I need to visit the spice section. Also, the claims of foods being healthy or unhealthy is largely a eternal labyrinth designed to keep you stuck in hell. Anything is unhealthy in too high doses, so we should rather discuss what the "limits" should be to the alleged "unhealthy" foods. McDonalds-type fast food will never be "healthy" - but it isn't "unhealthy" in the grand scheme of things if only consumed twice a year. At that point, any negative side effects of eating that crap will be offset by all the good food eaten the rest of the year. Something important that was only said indirectly in this video is: buy ingredients! Try to buy only the following: vegetables, fruits, nuts, beans, meats, egg, fish, shellfish and spices. Also whole grains, but imo eat less of that and more of the other stuff. And then make the meals yourself. If you "can't afford it", then make some way of affording it. Cancel your expensive subscriptions, stop buying expensive meals/snacks/coffees etc. Sell your car and use public transportation. Move into a cheaper apartment. Cancel your fkin gym membership, because eating right is way more important. If you "don't have time to make meals", then make time for it somehow. Watch your time-wasting shows/YT while making food perhaps? Seriously.. consider what you actually spend your time on before saying this shit.
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  4.  @christianhansen3292  Come on, dude. I know it can be hard to relate with others sometimes, but you live where public schools are among the best schools in the world, where healthy food is within physical reach of all its citizens AND where everyone can afford such food. You seem like a guy who knows nothing about the world outside your own borders (like a US citizen). Or, at best, like someone who knows nothing about the United Shithole of America. I feel like you'd call the kid dumb after hearing on the news that a kid died after eating a cyanide capsule that his father told would make him stronger.
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  5. Weird... I did a lot of research on this island for some reason a month ago. Then again, I do that all the time on a bunch of pretty random stuff ;pp Edit: Wow, it was even more beautiful than I thought it'd be.
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  6. 10:22 That's weird. Seems like it's placed there post-abandonment (not saying by Yes Theory though), as I doubt anyone in a Russian enclave would drink Norwegian beer and Norwegian chocolate.
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  7. The claims of foods being healthy or unhealthy is largely a eternal labyrinth designed to keep you stuck in hell. Anything is unhealthy in too high doses, so we should rather discuss what the "limits" should be to the alleged "unhealthy" foods. McDonalds-type fast food will never be "healthy" - but it isn't "unhealthy" in the grand scheme of things if only consumed twice a year. At that point, any negative side effects of eating that crap will be offset by all the good food eaten the rest of the year. Something important that was only said indirectly in this video is: buy ingredients! Try to buy only the following: vegetables, fruits, nuts, beans, meats, egg, fish, shellfish and spices. Also whole grains, but imo eat less of that and more of the other stuff. And then make the meals yourself. If you "can't afford it", then make some way of affording it. Cancel your expensive subscriptions, stop buying expensive meals/snacks/coffees etc. Sell your car and use public transportation. Move into a cheaper apartment. Cancel your fkin gym membership, because eating right is way more important. If you "don't have time to make meals", then make time for it somehow. Watch your time-wasting shows/YT while making food perhaps? Seriously.. consider what you actually spend your time on before saying this shit. And stop wasting time in the comment section (yeah, I'm also a hypocrite sometimes lol)
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