[quote]musicma1n1 wrote:
Gregus wrote:
Why not just worry about what this guy is saying instead of worrying about what he’s saying while looking a certain way. Seriously. Evolve people.
There was a post on Shugart’s Hammer about a fat dietitian who won the award of dietitian of the month. She was morbidly fat, argued for a high carb, low protein, and low fat diet. And she looked like she had been on quiet the bulk. If anyone knows where it is, post it up here? My point being, would you take advice from a 140lb guy on how to loose weight? Maybe he just dropped from 240, but the odds of that are somehow slim. You can’t judge a book by it’s cover, but you’ll know if it’s a good book if you find it in the right section.[/quote]
I would hear what she had to say, analyze it for myself and go from there. Truth is truth no matter where it’s coming from.
Most people judge other people by their appearance first and their spoken word second. But the appearance can already hinder any further open mindedness just on that fact alone.
About taking weight loss advice from a 140lb guy. Sure why not. He might have something to say about “weight loss”, after all he’s 140 lbs. So he may know a little something. Better then listening to weight loss advice from a 300lb guy. Or is it? They may both have truths to say about it.
Also think of an Olympic coach. He can’t actually do a back flip or a crucifix, rings, pommel horse, floor exercises, parallel bars. But he can “teach” others to do it. It’s a good thing the olympians don’t take the attitude of
“im not listening to shit until i see him do it for a perfect 10 first”
See what i mean? For some reason in this industry we listen to poeple who look like they know something as opposed to seeing if they truly know something.