I think it&#x27;s the specific phrasing that becomes problematic. The GP said &quot;can equally be found in China and Indonesia&quot;, which means that there are individuals with said diets in the those countries. This is categorically either true or false.<p>The parent discussed the diet of these huge countries as if they were consistent across all (or even most) individuals. In my opinion, this becomes highly subjective very fast.<p>Granted, this argument is pretty pedantic, and the threshold which determines when a group is too large to discuss as a single unit is squishy and highly contextual.