The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
the data from the Nobel laurat Robert Fogle who wanted an economics he's since deceased but he a terrific generous guy and he collected all these old data on you know British Naval Cadets from the 18th century and um French Cadets and Civil War soldiers and recaptured slaves during the Civil War and looked at these different groups and you see that uh obesity levels in BMI have been increasing for centuries
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the data from the Nobel laurat Robert F Hogle who wanted an economics he since deceased but he a terrific generous guy and he collected all these old data on you know British Naval Cadets from the 18th century and um French Cadets and Civil War soldiers and recaptured slaves during the Civil War and looked at these different groups and you see that uh obesity levels in BMI have been increasing for centuries but they clearly did seem to be an acceleration