The Dirty Plate Club | Beeminder Blog
This is going to start out sounding super common-sensical but will leap to a characteristically preposterous-sounding conclusion that I, characteristically, actually believe. Not as preposterous-sounding as, say, beeminding bites, but still. The obvious part is that if you have food left on your plate...
The Dirty Plate Club | Beeminder Blog « Beeminder home Beeminder Blog Feature Unannouncement: Exponential Roads Going Piecewise Linear Beeminding All The Things The Dirty Plate Club 2018-02-15 • by dreev This is going to start out sounding super common-sensical but will leap to a characteristically preposterous-sounding conclusion that I, characteristically, actually believe. Not as preposterous-sounding as, say, beeminding bites , but still. The obvious part is that if you have food left on your plate but are full, it’s more wasteful (waistful, har har) to put it in your face than to pu
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