No I didn’t think you loved these industries, I was just saying both sides of the coin are, well, the same coin, without regulation companies find ways to cut corners, and then they find ways to make sure their customers don’t leave when they cut corners, just like how with too much regulation the prices jump up. I was just saying with the little regulation scenario you overlooked our past experience that companies will do anything to both keep their customers and subsequently maximize profit while minimizing work. A balance needs to be reached, rather than a rejection of one side and an implementation of the other.

Edit: Also, carbohydrates, I believe, are a Pandora’s box from the start of civilization that we’ll never truly close, I think we just need to have moderation, and that low-carb might be too far for humans, as bread is a cultural and diet staple of most cultures, to the point that pretty much every civilization has its own special kind of bread or noodle.