The Atlantic is too often a vehicle for propagating the worst nonsensical lifestyle fads of America’s upper middle classhttps://twitter.com/TheAtlantic/status/1039985252268208128 …
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Replying to @zenpundit
Recently met a kid who dropped out due to crippling social anxiety and has been working out her own autodidact path since. I think there are genuine corner cases buried among the faddish ones. Kinda like fashionably gluten-free people vs actual Celiac’s sufferers.
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Replying to @vgr @zenpundit
As an actual celiac, bandwagon gluten free dieters are *the best* - they've created demand for good quality gf food (and beer!) that is hugely beneficial to me =]
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Replying to @gribbly @zenpundit
I’ve heard the opposite from others: restaurants now don’t take it as seriously and get sloppy about keeping it strict leading to dangerous incidents
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Replying to @vgr @zenpundit
Huh. All I know is I've never had a problem. And I'm a legit celiac (diagnosed at 1yo by intestinal biopsy after I nearly died from my first solid foods). Celiac is not an "anaphylactic shock" type reaction (at least, not for me). So pure upside from my perspective!
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That was my original point. These things can’t be figured out by anecdotal evidence alone. Kinda have to do the data collection grind to figure it out.https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2015/01/14/375709527/gluten-free-craze-is-boon-and-bane-for-those-with-celiac-disease …
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Replying to @vgr @zenpundit
No. I insist that we generalize from me, the only data point that matters =]
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