False. They are carnivores. Wheat and corn are even bad for humans and we are omnivores

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that is some serious truth right there

I think you’re missing the point. It’s not that we haven’t made new technology. It’s that we’ve made new technology mostly to do the same things but better.

Everything we do is about achieving the same basic set of ends that we’ve always had. Live well, not die, etc

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Thank you. And, also this study broke the "blinds" by telling people what they getting. That's not a double-blind study.

If y’all come to an agreement to get a dog please make sure to get that mf trained. If you’re already meh about a dog but agree to it, it’s going to make you very unhappy to be around a food begging, barking, fur covering the furniture machine.

It’s hard though, sometimes goals change. Sometimes people aren’t honest with themselves on their goals. Sometimes people aren’t honest with each other. I wonder if flexibility is a better predictor for long term satisfaction?

Nah hard wrong. Men on average have more ambitions. That's why the top people in any field are mostly men.

I think there’s a growing number of people of all genders but on the whole, I think there’s still an expectation that a man must have a mission and part of that is being a provider. I’d love to see a more open conversation on this and what the data says.

You make a good point

Very true! As a clinical child psychologist, I’ve often said 75% of my skill and ability to be helpful is who I was before I went to grad school and learned the theories and techniques of psychotherapy. Who I was, as a mature, patient, nonjudgmental, not make assumptions, kind of person. Grad school and training taught me how to Iisten better, tho, that’s for sure.

It is a goal for me

There's no distinction between the quality or composition of processed diets other than prescription diets being discussed as having an increased association. Prescription diets are only fed if there's an issue, so being fed a prescription diet as a puppy is a suggestion that there's a GI issue present before the diet is fed, and therefore there can't be a causal relationship like they are suggesting.

The wide range in quality and composition of different diets available should also be considered. They looked at the ingredient components of non-kibble diets but not the composition of kibble diets. If berries are considered protective then would a processed diet containing berries also be of benefit?

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Picasso can stick to paining, we’ve invented plenty

That’s not a goal. If you don’t want a dog, let her take care of her dog and don’t turn it into your chore. Pets grow on us.

Put your own mask on before helping others. Your happiness must precede consideration of your partner’s or else you’ll never be able to grow together. Codependency isn’t wrong because it’s a disease, it’s a disease because it doesn’t self correct.

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It's not a real placebo if they know.

My girlfriend wants a dog. I don’t. It’s causing serious tensions.

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