I think the bigger issue is people policing their own diets. We have some people addicted to convenience foods while others are so dedicated to an ideal that they are starving themselves and disguising an eating disorder as ethically or nutritionally superior.
Self policing is way more prevalent than the food police.
In this particular case we have people basically using the same idea of the billionaire wardrobe as nutrition advice. The same thing every day. No variation. Just shove the same thing in every day because cravings and nutrition blindspots don’t matter. Just shove it into the food hole. Same stuff day after day. It’s a form of self policing.
I think the bigger issue is people policing their own diets. We have some people addicted to convenience foods while others are so dedicated to an ideal that they are starving themselves and disguising an eating disorder as ethically or nutritionally superior.
Self policing is way more prevalent than the food police.
In this particular case we have people basically using the same idea of the billionaire wardrobe as nutrition advice. The same thing every day. No variation. Just shove the same thing in every day because cravings and nutrition blindspots don’t matter. Just shove it into the food hole. Same stuff day after day. It’s a form of self policing.
You could replace “policing diets” with “policing morals” and you kinda described the problem with religion too.