Using Steve Jobs as an example is also anecdata.
> That there were treatments available that he forwent is immaterial
Is it really?
> i hate nerd tunnel vision
I don't hate anyone but if I did, I'd probably start with people who don't extend compassion and understanding where it costs nothing to do so.
I said Steve Jobs was a single datapoint.
You said your parent gave you the right to tell people here to fuck off.
you don't think other people here have close relatives who died of cancer? and this informs us about fructose in this study how?
I literally did not, did I? I mean, that is pure projection.
I'm sure I don't have any such right, nor should I need it.
You are not the only person with experience with this kind of cancer in the family and have no compassion for the many sugar addicts going through cancer getting served fruit juice when they go to the hospital, which is poison for them.
It's not even a fact that it was a life-long diet.
It's certainly not a known fact that it caused his cancer. You don't know. Nobody knows.
Steve Jobs was not a life-long fruitarian. He dabbled in all sorts of different diets. According to Walter Isaacson’s biography he seems to have generally lived as a pescatarian. Interestingly enough that diet is considered one of the healthier ones.
Obviously Steve Jobs should not have delayed his surgery. I understand that people are angry that a man with his means was still able to get a transplant and all the medical care that is unavailable for the rest of us. I understand. However to assume that his disease (and death) was the result of a diet choice when there is no credible evidence for it seems rather absurd.
That's something I never heard. Are you angry because Steve Jobs got a transplant?
> However to assume that his disease (and death) was the result of a diet choice when there is no credible evidence for it seems rather absurd.
Have you tried reading the research in the post before commenting?
I am not angry however that was a sentiment often linked to the fact that he delayed his surgery.
> Have you tried reading the research in the post before commenting?
Unless I missed a comment there was absolutely no serious research shared that credibly connects let alone confirms that his death was connected to this diet choice.