Runner Things #1847
Posted on 20 Oct, 2013
You were born wanting processed food. You were taught to want it. You learned it. You can unlearn it.
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I don't remember reading a book that affected me so acutely. And that's saying a lot, considering I had just read Imran Ahmad's critically acclaimed Unimagined before yours. It was brilliant but didn't sink its claws and fangs into my psyche like yours did.
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