Do you think you&#x27;re disagreeing with me somehow? My post was about history. Giving me an example of someone concretely stating some modern opinion doesn&#x27;t change history. Even if you are totally correct, which I do not stipulate, you&#x27;re opinions are still <i>recent</i>.<p>Having made sure to stay focused on my core point, I&#x27;m going to point out that you&#x27;re basically begging the question. The model of diabetes as unrelated to the form of incoming calories is the standard model, and that is specifically what is being questioned. Basically just reiterating the standard model isn&#x27;t really an argument. And it&#x27;s not that hard to imagine that sugar really is related when we are discussing <i>the mechanism the body uses to regulate sugar</i>. Specifically <i>sugar</i>, the pancreas is not responsible for regulating some sort of ontological &quot;generic obesity particles&quot;.