Who cares? It’s irrelevant to what I am saying. Why do you think this matters whatsoever. ALL I AM SAYING IS THAT IF YOU ADD BUTTER TO YOUR DIET (TO FOODS THAT YOU PREVIOUSLY DIDN’T ADD BUTTER TO) THEN YOU WILL BE CONSUMING MORE CALORIES, AND WILL GAIN MORE WEIGHT. Who fucking cares if it is more filling than sugars? We weren’t talking about sugar. We were talking about butter. Am i having a stroke? Why are people arguing with me about sugar. Has nothing to do with this lol.
The context of the post is someone trying to get someone else fat. The context of the comment you replied to is talking about how sugar would be a better than fat towards that goal. Sugar is relevant because while you are correct that if you ate an additional equal weight of fats vs sugars, assuming equality of nutrient absorption, the person who ate additional fats would in theory gain weight. The issue here is that this theory does not reflect reality well enough. In reality, we observe patterns like how eating sugar will make you hungrier, causing you to eat more overall, and potentially creating a self-reinforcing cycle of weight gain. This argument is why people are talking about sugar and why it is relevant to the conversation’s context.
fats are filling, sugar isn’t.
Who cares? It’s irrelevant to what I am saying. Why do you think this matters whatsoever. ALL I AM SAYING IS THAT IF YOU ADD BUTTER TO YOUR DIET (TO FOODS THAT YOU PREVIOUSLY DIDN’T ADD BUTTER TO) THEN YOU WILL BE CONSUMING MORE CALORIES, AND WILL GAIN MORE WEIGHT. Who fucking cares if it is more filling than sugars? We weren’t talking about sugar. We were talking about butter. Am i having a stroke? Why are people arguing with me about sugar. Has nothing to do with this lol.
The context of the post is someone trying to get someone else fat. The context of the comment you replied to is talking about how sugar would be a better than fat towards that goal. Sugar is relevant because while you are correct that if you ate an additional equal weight of fats vs sugars, assuming equality of nutrient absorption, the person who ate additional fats would in theory gain weight. The issue here is that this theory does not reflect reality well enough. In reality, we observe patterns like how eating sugar will make you hungrier, causing you to eat more overall, and potentially creating a self-reinforcing cycle of weight gain. This argument is why people are talking about sugar and why it is relevant to the conversation’s context.