Apologies for the low resolution. It was a mobile ad and all I could get was a screenshot.

    • R00bot@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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      1 year ago

      Being 2m tall they have to eat quite a bit more than average, and it sounds like they’re not.

      • EatYouWell@lemmy.world
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        1 year ago

        Yeah, I’m not much shorter and my daily intake is around 3000kcal. I used to be super skinny too, and that didn’t change until I started eating more than what I thought was “normal”

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        1 year ago

        The way I interpret the comment is that they are saying “If you would eat normally, you couldn’t be that thin.”

        It’s a reference to the fact that energy cannot be destroyed, only transformed into a different form.

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          1 year ago

          Which would only make sense if every human body processed every molecule ingested in the exact same way

        • HorseWithNoName@lemm.ee
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          It’s a reference to the fact that energy cannot be destroyed, only transformed into a different form.

          “The way I interpret this comment is” if this is all there is to it, then we should all be the same weight all the time, apparently.

          It’s amazing what people think they can “interpret” about another whole entire anonymous human being they know literally nothing about, other than “thin.”

          These comments are totally proving the OC’s point though.