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Originally Posted by sirkinm

Neither Hitler nor Einstein were vegetarians. Hitler loved his sausage, and Einstein found vegetarianism a respectable pursuit, but was most definitely not vegetarian himself -- it is said that he may have eaten mainly vegetarian in his final year of life (well beyond the time that he made his significant contributions).

As for the "smartest guy in the world," now doubt the kid is smart, but don't get carried away.

There is a difference between knowing what are the healthiest foods to eat and eating them, Right? Ask any fat person. Hitler and Einstein both publicly promoted the vegetarian diet. People can say that it is not good to get angry and yet they do it. This is the big issue with self improvement-- knowing what is best and also following it. People like the taste of some foods that they grew up with.

I lived in Philadelphia my whole life. Our city is famous for steak sandwiches. I have been vegetarian for over 30 years and am now vegan, but yesterday I ate a cheese steak sandwich. But the steak was vegetarian fake meat and the cheese was vegan soy cheese, but it could fool the majority of people. So Einstein and Hitler did not have any good fake meat places around. I am sure that Mike Tyson knew that it is a bad thing to bite someone's ear while boxing, yet he did it, TWICE!

He did it since he was angry and knew he may lose the match since his opponent head butted him. They say that butter is bad and margarine is worse so what do you put on your bread? They now have a healthy spreads to put on bread like Smart Balance. I bet that publicly Mike Tyson would say that it is not good to bite someone's ear while boxing them, even though he did it, TWICE. Mike Tyson does not promote ear biting while boxing even though he did it. Although this would be a great self defense move for a woman that a guy is trying to rape. I bet Einstein and Hitler liked the saying "Do as I say, not as I do."

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