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Ms Harmless wrote:
"mutually exclusive" doesn't preclude the intersection of the two, sometimes; it means that even though the circles can cross, they are two different circles
No that's literally what mutually exclusive means.
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its really tiresome to see these ¨good guys¨ talking about any political stuff in tv while also being kinda funny and hip and cool....its just...please enough of this shit.
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Back to my whale watching cruise … the port in Juneau has basically a “Front Street” that is pretty much all souvenir shops. They are open for the summer cruise season and then close for most of the rest of the year. A block away, the actual year-round city begins and operates on its own regardless of cruise tourists.
Anyway these souvenir shops were advertising t-shirts in size XXXXXL.
I don’t think I have ever seen that before. 5XL! That’s unbelievable, but they know their market.
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being fat and unhealthy are like being fat and having brown hair
yes they can occur together, but it's never true (hence my "mutually exclusive") that they inherently cause each other, by definition; and that's what fat acceptance is about
you can be fat, you can be thin, you can have brown, black, blonde or blue hair, be 7 feet or two feet tall, but it's never true that any of these things *are the inherent cause* of ill health as a whole *or* that they will necessarily appear together
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If you smoke 2 packs of cigarettes a day, you may be as healthy as someone who doesn't (all else being equal), but odds are you aren't. Same applies to unhealthy food choices and lack of exercise.
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Back to my whale watching cruise … the port in Juneau has basically a “Front Street” that is pretty much all souvenir shops. They are open for the summer cruise season and then close for most of the rest of the year. A block away, the actual year-round city begins and operates on its own regardless of cruise tourists.
Anyway these souvenir shops were advertising t-shirts in size XXXXXL.
I don’t think I have ever seen that before. 5XL! That’s unbelievable, but they know their market.
Mobility challenges and cruises are not mutually exclusive.
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Is it reasonable to be considered healthy if you weigh 500 lbs.? I don't think so. But I also don't think fat "shaming" is ever appropriate. The same way you shouldn't point at and call a mentally handicapped person the "R" word. Which is what I think "fat acceptance" is really about; just being decent to each other.
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Ms Harmless wrote:
being fat and unhealthy are like being fat and having brown hair
yes they can occur together, but it's never true (hence my "mutually exclusive") that they inherently cause each other, by definition; and that's what fat acceptance is about
you can be fat, you can be thin, you can have brown, black, blonde or blue hair, be 7 feet or two feet tall, but it's never true that any of these things *are the inherent cause* of ill health as a whole *or* that they will necessarily appear together
That is not what mutually exclusive means.
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its really tiresome to see these ¨good guys¨ talking about any political stuff in tv while also being kinda funny and hip and cool....its just...please enough of this shit.
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Just found this from the website Google.com
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How to find if two events are mutually exclusive? If two events are mutually exclusive then the probability of both the events occurring at the same time is equal to zero.
But Ms. Harmless has a history of kinda making up her own definitions, so... probably doesn't apply here
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I'm glad Bill Maher is able to partake of all his vices with moderation, but his take on obesity is overgeneralized, uncaring, and shaming. Even though his facts about the risks of obesity are correct, he offers no solutions for individuals or society to deal with it.
I'm shocked that the news and popular media, which depend on the money of fat people as much as or more than other people, aren't particular judgmental of the obese, I assure you, doctors are. Keep supporting free and low-cost healthcare, and people will go to their doctors and get help losing weight if they need to (or get regular check ups if they don't).
Maher has the money, time, and lack of familial attachments to dedicate to his personal health in ways that most Americans do not, so his opinions on how much I need to lose weight are pointless, and he can shove them up his ass.
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I'm glad Bill Maher is able to partake of all his vices with moderation, but his take on obesity is overgeneralized, uncaring, and shaming. Even though his facts about the risks of obesity are correct, he offers no solutions for individuals or society to deal with it.
I'm shocked that the news and popular media, which depend on the money of fat people as much as or more than other people, aren't particular judgmental of the obese, I assure you, doctors are. Keep supporting free and low-cost healthcare, and people will go to their doctors and get help losing weight if they need to (or get regular check ups if they don't).
Maher has the money, time, and lack of familial attachments to dedicate to his personal health in ways that most Americans do not, so his opinions on how much I need to lose weight are pointless, and he can shove them up his ass.
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Mickey wrote:
Ms Harmless wrote:
being fat and unhealthy are like being fat and having brown hair
yes they can occur together, but it's never true (hence my "mutually exclusive") that they inherently cause each other, by definition; and that's what fat acceptance is about
you can be fat, you can be thin, you can have brown, black, blonde or blue hair, be 7 feet or two feet tall, but it's never true that any of these things *are the inherent cause* of ill health as a whole *or* that they will necessarily appear together
That is not what mutually exclusive means.
"people are fat"
"people are unhealthy"
these statements mean two different things and are not inherently contingent on each other
Joined: Sun January 26, 2020 12:10 pm Posts: 12105 Location: Warwickshire, UK
the mutual exclusivity of these statements is relevant when we are talking about a collective "people in general", if not on particular individual circumstances, where an infinite number of evidences of ill health could be at play
Joined: Sun January 26, 2020 12:10 pm Posts: 12105 Location: Warwickshire, UK
I don't know how to say what I've already said multiple times, again, but in a way that might let it finally stand as a valid opinion, among different ones, on this forum
what is obese? doctors have called me obese at 12 fucking stone because I'm in a wheelchair
my 12 stone-ness is no necessary indicator of my health, that's a fact, inherently and always
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