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== Trent Toulouse (one of the founders of the website RationalWiki) and his excess weight issue == | == Trent Toulouse (one of the founders of the website RationalWiki) and his excess weight issue == | ||
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Trent Toulouse is one of the founders of the atheist/agnostic/[[Philosophical skepticism|skeptic]] website RationalWiki.<ref>[https://www.winterwatch.net/2018/02/rationalwiki-a-lonely-trolls-pseudoscience-project/ : A Troll’s Pseudoscience Project?] | Trent Toulouse is one of the founders of the atheist/agnostic/[[Philosophical skepticism|skeptic]] website RationalWiki.<ref>[https://www.winterwatch.net/2018/02/rationalwiki-a-lonely-trolls-pseudoscience-project/ : A Troll’s Pseudoscience Project?] | ||
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Gallery of obese atheists
Roly poly, not so holy
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The fit and trim, Christian Chuck Norris to serve as a means of comparison
Trent Toulouse (one of the founders of the website RationalWiki) and his excess weight issue
See also: Atheism and obesity and Atheists and physical attractiveness and Essay: Gallery of RationalWiki editors
Trent Toulouse is one of the founders of the atheist/agnostic/skeptic website RationalWiki.[1] He is also one of the board of trustees of the RationalMedia Foundation.[2]
A picture of an obese Trent Toulouse can be found HERE.
The RationalWiki website has a significant amount of content criticizing alternative medicine.[3] Its alternative medicine article describes alternative medicine thusly: "Alternative medicine is any medical treatment that is not part of conventional evidence-based medicine, such as one would learn in medical school, nursing school or even paramedic training."[4] Evidence-based medicine strongly indicates that obesity poses significant health risks.
See also
- Atheism and obesity
- Atheism and hedonism
- Atheists and physical attractiveness
- Atheism
- Obesity
- Comedy and satires concerning atheism and evolution
- Overweight atheists comedy and satire