Stop trying to invent a startup for every problem. There are so much more dimensions and ideas to "solve" obesity.
For starters, look at the vast differences between national food cultures and their varying success in battling obesity.
There is healthy food which is tasty and cheap, right now, in abundance. They are societal, regulatory, cultural and individual ways to get people to eat it. On the other hand, we are not even remotely close to understanding nutrition well enough to "re-engineer" a significant portion of the populace's food w/o some serious first and second order consequences.
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Stop trying to invent a startup for every problem. There are so much more dimensions and ideas to "solve" obesity.
For starters, look at the vast differences between national food cultures and their varying success in battling obesity.
There is healthy food which is tasty and cheap, right now, in abundance. They are societal, regulatory, cultural and individual ways to get people to eat it. On the other hand, we are not even remotely close to understanding nutrition well enough to "re-engineer" a significant portion of the populace's food w/o some serious first and second order consequences.