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Dan's avatar

I had a very similar reaction when I first heard about Ozempic.

However, thinking a bit more about it I see a flaw in this kind of logic:

1. Where do you draw the line? I see easy solutions I (and most people) take everyday compared to the average person 100 years ago. I buy food in the grocery store instead of the weekend market or growing it myself, I buy painkillers that work faster when I have a headache, I take faster transportation when I travel long distance, etc. Should I no do these just so I can say 'I'm not part of the weak men?'

2. Taking Ozempic might have positive knock-on effects. Maybe someone who starts losing weight might feel more energetic to also have energy to make better decisions related to other parts of their fitness or life.

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Ben Saltiel's avatar

"People are so concerned about reducing friction, they've lost their edge."

Ben Saltiel

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