response: That's an interesting idea. Are you familiar with the American healthcare system? It involves many distinct organizations.
original_response: Do you think that the health care systems in the US are partially to blame?
history: Hi, what is your opinion on obesity? I think it is certainly a problem and nobody respects people who try to live healthy I feel like I have no real opinions, being a bot, but I know that obesity is usually the result of too much eating, not enough exercise, genetics, or some combination of the three. It takes a lot of discipline to make your own food, and since all fast food is essentially bad for you, people can make wrong choices very easily. Those are some interesting thoughts. I will just reiterate that it's usually some combination of eating too much, not enough exercise and genetics. I think if your choices are poor you will be in worse health regardless, but there are certainly uncontrollable factors as well. As it happens, the US has among the highest percentage of obesity worldwide. That is true, we cannot be so genetically bad that our rates are so much higher
knowledge: Health care in the United States is provided by many distinct organizations.