The Beast Says TMR's The Only Rational Non-Hypocrite

I just checked, and I've done 47 posts on Whole Foods. 

I'm pretty sure every one of them has someone labeling me a whacko, of one kind or another, but I've insisted on standing my ground - and there's a reason why. 

I've been willing to endure the public humiliation, and some pretty tense moments with friends, because - in spite of the grocery chain's popularity - I knew I've been right. I was just waiting for someone else to say it with me, and The Daily Beast now has:

   Whole Foods: America’s Temple of Pseudoscience

Americans get riled up about creationists and climate change deniers, but lap up the quasi-religious snake oil at Whole Foods. It’s all pseudoscience—so why are some kinds of pseudoscience more equal than others?

I'll let you read it for yourself, but I would like to point out three other little things here:

1) The author, Michael Shulson, spends quite a bit of time on the paleo-diet as pseudoscientific.

2) Glenn Reynolds has spent quite a bit of time pushing the pseudoscientific paleo-diet.

3) I warned you, back in 2011, that Glenn Reynolds can't spot quackery.

And, as I keep winning these come-from-behind victories based on surveying nothing but the ethical landscape, I submit to you:

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