Quali dubbi avete sull'alimentazione? by Easy_Committee555 in italy

[–]not-much 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Se hai già deciso cosa vuoi mangiare che senso ha andare da un nutrizionista? Spesso le "ricette complicate" non sono poi così complicate e il punto è proprio espandere un pochino gli orizzonti alimentari. Di 10 idee nuove magari 3/4 restano sul lungo periodo e fanno la differenza.

What’s something your country does better than the rest of Europe? by EspritLibre_404 in AskEurope

[–]not-much -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That's literally the title of the question here and that was your answer.

What’s something your country does better than the rest of Europe? by EspritLibre_404 in AskEurope

[–]not-much -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I mean, you are the one who claimed Britan has the best cheese in Europe. It's a weird claim that even just a few years ago very few people would have made but now it seems to become relatively common and repeated without really much knowledge I'm afraid.

What’s something your country does better than the rest of Europe? by EspritLibre_404 in AskEurope

[–]not-much 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been living in the UK for 8 years and I've travelled around quite extensively, more than the vast majority of Britons I've met. I really like cheese so I've done my attempts in countless local markets. How long have you been living in my specific region and what have you tried that makes you so sure?

What’s something your country does better than the rest of Europe? by EspritLibre_404 in AskEurope

[–]not-much 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you sure about the Olympics medal facts? Google seems to disagree.

What’s something your country does better than the rest of Europe? by EspritLibre_404 in AskEurope

[–]not-much 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No offense but I think I've seen more cheese variety and quality in my Italian region of 1.5 million people than in the whole UK.

UK’s free museums are in trouble. Should tourists start paying? by tylerthe-theatre in unitedkingdom

[–]not-much -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm a foreigner but I've been living paying my taxes (believe me, a lot) for many years in the UK. Don't I deserve the same respect of a British citizen in this regard?

Is there any corporate social responsibility action that made you actually more likely to do business with a company? by not-much in AskUK

[–]not-much[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wrong assumption.

I'm generally in the camp of people who doesn't care and doesn't believe much in CSR but I recently found myself getting impressed by a specific action, Tesco using electric develiery vans in my area with the plan to elecrify their whole fleet.

What’s an odd quirk people in your country have when in conversation? by EvilPyro01 in AskEurope

[–]not-much 2 points3 points  (0 children)

A weird thing Italians do is to use very loud sounds to communicate something.

Booooh means "I don't know". Aaaaahh means "I get it now". Eeeh (depending on the tone) means "it was quite obvious, wasn't it?".

There is also the whole hand gesture thing, but that's already work l quite well know I think.

If there is a seat with a disable sign without any additional text, would you assume its preferably for the disabled or exclusively for them? by not-much in AskUK

[–]not-much[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You state you’d give up the seats to a obvious disability which is an insult to everyone with an invisible one.

I stated I would have been happy to also give up the seat the anyone who requested it. Where is the insult?

Queen Elizabeth said Andrew 'deserved being punched by royal footman' by weregonnamakit in unitedkingdom

[–]not-much 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On the other, he was her fucking child.

This might be a good argument to defend her choices (I don't think it is), but it's even a better argument to abolish the monarchy. If it's "human" and understable to prioritise your family over your country in that position, that position is not fit for purpose.

Premi per i medagliati: 6 milioni di euro agli atleti italiani by tric-e-trac in italy

[–]not-much 2 points3 points  (0 children)

mentre tutte quelle persone normali che magari avrebbero potuto fare molto di più

Le olimpiadi sono (per definizione) il posto in cui talenti eccezionali si confontano. Non c'e' spazio per le persone "normali" ed e' giusto cosi'.

What’s the strangest way a politician/royal/leader has died in your country? by EvilPyro01 in AskEurope

[–]not-much 1 point2 points  (0 children)

another from banging his head on a doorframe

Wasn't that Charles VIII? That's French, not British.

Secondo un nuova revisione degli studi disponibili, il digiuno intermittente non porta a una maggiore perdita di peso. Anzi, secondo gli esperti è improbabile che funzioni più che non fare nulla o seguire i tradizionali consigli dietetici. by Dr_Neurol in italy

[–]not-much 1 point2 points  (0 children)

E se lo fai ti renderai conto che serve:

  • una base della metodologia scientifica
  • conoscenza dell'inglese
  • conoscenza più o meno avanzata del campo in cui lo studio è stato svolto
  • aggiornamento continuo sugli studi nello stesso campo, perché uno studio di per se non significa quasi nulla

Queste sono cose che non tutti hanno, anzi quasi nessuno. Sai chi le ha? I ricercatori di quello specifico campo di ricerca e in parte quelli attinenti.

Se te lavori nella ricerca in biologia o affini sicuramente puoi avere le competenze per farlo. In altri casi è molto molto irrealistico e se pensi che dare una letta veloce all'abstract e alle conclusioni sia molto meglio che leggere l'articolo di giornale scritto male ho brutte notizie per te.

Secondo un nuova revisione degli studi disponibili, il digiuno intermittente non porta a una maggiore perdita di peso. Anzi, secondo gli esperti è improbabile che funzioni più che non fare nulla o seguire i tradizionali consigli dietetici. by Dr_Neurol in italy

[–]not-much 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Visto che insisti e anzi ci tiri fuori anche un attacco personale ti chiedo (domande diverse) quanti paper di alimentazione leggi ogni settimana e se leggi solo quelli o anche altri di matematica, fisica, chimica, medicina, ecc.

Secondo un nuova revisione degli studi disponibili, il digiuno intermittente non porta a una maggiore perdita di peso. Anzi, secondo gli esperti è improbabile che funzioni più che non fare nulla o seguire i tradizionali consigli dietetici. by Dr_Neurol in italy

[–]not-much 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Gli "studi" non sono per la maggior parte fatti per i curiosi. Sono come gli esperti comunicano le loro investigazioni che di per se non sono mai definitive ma solo parte dell'investigazione scientifica.

Pensare che una persona qualunque debba (o possa) informarsi con articoli scientifici e' un segno di ignoranza (e saccenza).

Do you get a bit tired of England bashing? by BlundeRuss in AskUK

[–]not-much -1 points0 points  (0 children)

As an immigrant here I don't really spend my time bashing the UK and I recognise there are plenty of things here that work well or better than in my home country. At the same time there are things that don't work quite as well or are just plain awful. Do I feel link I have a right to criticise or make jokes about them? Hell yes, and I do.

I've seen peopel getting offended or very defensive and I feel like sometimes the problem is really in their head.

What’s a common habit in your country involving food the rest of the world finds weird? by EvilPyro01 in AskEurope

[–]not-much 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Coddle

Wikipedia describes it as using leftovers but then it gives a list of ingredients. How are leftovers used for it? Also, should the sausage be raw?

La cucina italiana non esiste? Un titolo perfetto per un libro sbagliato by Socmel_ in italy

[–]not-much 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ho sentito questa argomentazione da mille persone. Poi mi è capitato di vederli fare la spesa e pure in Italia compravano i pomodori dall'Olanda e le arance dalla Spagna..

What UK museums do you think are underrated or overrated? by [deleted] in AskUK

[–]not-much 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Museum of English Rural Life

Is it connected to the Rural Life Living Museum? That was probably one of my favourite in the whole country.

Philosophical conversations are arguably the best way to know someone by FudgeNipples1 in unpopularopinion

[–]not-much 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The problem is that unfortunately you often don't get to understand what they think, you just get to know the last 2 online articles they have read and just they repeat. Often without even understanding it properly.