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Tan Man
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Tan Man
@reallytanman
Building the FritoLay of Real Food at @ancientcrunch. Get seed oils out of your pantry ➡️ @masa_chips tortilla chips and @vandy_crisps ➡️ potato chips
Tan Land Katılım Ocak 2022
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When I bought my jeep wrangler in 2020 I saw that the automatic variant had ~10% WORSE gas mileage than manual
I already wanted manual bc it's fun, but that just sealed the deal
All that gas wasted shifting gears when your left food and right arm can do the job instead
9mmSMG@9mmsmg
Controversial, but I have no desire for a manual transmission. I can't outshift my cars automatic transmission. I can pretend I can, but my car is much better at shifting than me. It makes high speed police chase fantasies way less cool and fun in my head, but my transmission is still better than me. If i had a car just for the track, it''d be fun. For day to day? It's simply just annoying.
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@reallytanman Class action when? We need someone big on IG to front-run over there
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Big Food could not have come up with a better app if they tried
Maybe they are involved after all…
Justin Brady@JustinBrady
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@reallytanman @sportdrink @oasishealthapp They are responding to people on Instagram not on Twitter @sportdrink
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@oasishealthapp how much did Frito-Lay pay you for this?
Pesticide seed oils and gmo corn get 75
Part of me thinks they are making all the health things score poorly so we all tweet about them. Any press is better than no press I guess
Noah Ryan@NoahRyanCo
This app rated us 50/100 because we are “untested” when we have a section full of COAs on our site. This product is garbage at best. Bordering predatory. Nobody benefits from this except the developers. Type of stuff that should get you blacklisted
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@reallytanman Since we know their scores are completely made up, I wonder how many lawsuits are pending. Was the whole Vital Farms thing completely made up?
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Tan Man retweetledi
Thanks to the @oasishealthapp I’ve switched from poisonous FairLife Protein Milk to Bourbon and I can’t even begin to explain how much healthier I feel.
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Tan Man retweetledi
Some people are saying “well who uses this @oasishealthapp app anyways”. A lot of people. 700,000+ current users. Rated #28 in Health apps. So yes, this is impacting brand reputation for many small business including our own with faulty rating and scores. This is disparagement. Have reached out via email and messages asking for more clarification and no response 🤷🏻♀️
Farmer Ash@strong_sistas
Was just sent this image from my friend. Since Angel Acres eggs starts with an A, our 39/100 rating shows up right at the top of the @oasishealthapp “Testing Page”, underneath your donate button. This is a classic example of Business Disparagement. Our eggs listed as having 0 nutrients, categorized as “dairy”, 8 harmful ingredients and microplastics “likely”. And on the listing it says “3 contaminants found” but then on the actual product page it says no contaminants found. These inconsistencies and inaccuracies do real damage to small businesses and small farmers trying to make a difference in the food system. Especially for an app that is now ranked #28 in the US Health & Fitness Category.
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I’m speaking at the Farm Food Freedom event again this year at Abby Rockefeller’s beautiful raw milk farm in New York on June 27 hosted by @maxkane. Other speakers include @delbigtree, @TracyAThurman , the Patterns at Red Acre Farm, the incredible Sheriff Richard Mack, & more.
Last year was a blast, you should come!! Tickets are now available.
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@dylanbozwell @JayMutzafi @TJ_Bongiorno @oasishealthapp @YukaApp @SeedOilScout This is run by French vegans who say that all animal based ingredients are bad
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@JayMutzafi @reallytanman @TJ_Bongiorno @oasishealthapp @YukaApp I’ve heard is good. @SeedOilScout for stores are pretty accurate
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How many plaintiffs are required for a class action?
Any brands affected by their defamation please comment/dm
Josh Kaye@joshkaye
Friendly reminder that @oasishealthapp has 395k followers on IG vs 68.9k here. If you have an IG, your followers/customers over there would benefit from knowing what's been going on over here
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To be clear I would view this as incompetence if the direction of the error was mostly random across entries
But since junk food systematically scores higher than genuine health food, despite the AI’s admission that the junk food contains more harmful ingredients, the malice question must be asked
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Safe to assume that @oasishealthapp is a psyop paid for by big food
1. Pander to the health community with videos about how everything is toxic
2. Get us to promote it to mainstream
3. Then give Doritos and Oreos good ratings while healthy products get failing scores
4. Big Food profits as they always have
Can’t believe yall fell for this
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That was my first impression but then I realized the errors are not random. Big food junk stuff systematically scores higher than the good stuff across categories, and despite the AIs own acknowledgement that the health foods actually do have few harmful ingredients and a large number of beneficial ones
Incompetence would show up as random errors
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@reallytanman @anabology @oasishealthapp You had me until this post. Yeah let’s not make this a conspiracy theory with zero proof. You are just muddying your own message with this nonsense. This is just some guy building an app haphazardly.
“Don’t assign to malice what can be explained by incompetence”
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Tan Man retweetledi
Troubleshooting AI bots and algorithms in real time using lab tests found on the internet with an app development team that lacks food production or farming experience (I think) while damaging brand reputation in the process hmmm, is that okay?
When Frito Lays scores higher than the best chips you can find @Masa_Chips and Mobile Pasture Raised Corn & Soy Free, Drug Free eggs from small regenerative farms receive a failing grade we all are starting to question things 🤔
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@reallytanman @oasishealthapp Yeah I realized this app was trash like 1 week after buying it I am mad lol
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@reallytanman @oasishealthapp Tbh I don't think many people actually use these apps.
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All people saying “Leave them alone its just candy”
What makes you think candy gets a unique pass for being bad for you? Hu chocolate and others have shown that you can have a pristinely clean label while rivaling the flavor of any chocolate bar
The conclusion is that everything that tastes good should be bad for you, and nothing that is good for you should taste good
“It’s just a burger and fries, it’s supposed to be bad. It’s just chips, it’s supposed to be bad”
What a miserable way to live
Mark Hyman, M.D.@drmarkhyman
A friend sent me this… saw it in the checkout line at Sprouts. I guess we're calling ultra-processed food what it is now — ROTTEN. 😂 Let's talk about what's actually in here: - Carnauba wax: the same wax in car polish, shoe shine, and floor wax. The FDA lets food companies coat candy in it so it doesn't stick together. Your body can't digest it. It's literally industrial wax going through your gut. - Modified corn starch: chemically altered filler that spikes blood sugar, feeds bad gut bacteria, and has zero nutritional value. - Malic acid: synthetic sour flavoring that erodes tooth enamel with regular exposure. And then there's the sugar situation. The front of the bag screams "58% less sugar!" Meanwhile the ingredient list has four separate forms of sugar — cane sugar, dextrose, allulose, AND glucose syrup. But sure. 58% less. 😂 This is exactly how the food industry works. Dress up junk in a villain costume, slap "9g prebiotic fiber" on the front, and charge you $4 at the Sprouts checkout. The front of the package always tells one story. The ingredient list tells the truth. They named it right. 🚩
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@strong_sistas @sportdrink @oasishealthapp I would expect AI to say things like “saturated fat bad”. But I would not expect it to provide a low score when a product has high number of beneficial ingredients and low harmful
The nuance of the error reveals the intention imo
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@reallytanman @sportdrink @oasishealthapp That’s a very good point. There’s some common sense missing. I wonder what’s happening at HQ right now
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@RetailGaslight @oasishealthapp Looking a lot more like malicious vs lazy
Easy to have ai send automated e,ails to the brands
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@reallytanman @oasishealthapp That’s unfortunately probably a task would at the very least need to be double checked by a human before shipping to the site.
They also clearly haven’t reached out to any of the companies they listed as bad to ask them about their specific operations for the sake of rating.
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It’s become rather clear that @oasishealthapp is vibe coded with Claude or codex.
The health calculations based on what’s in the foods listed is obviously being done by one single overworked AI agent with no sub-agents for split workload or double checking.
Because of the sheer workload being placed on one model and the prompting to “find all the bad stuff in the foods and list it” is resulting in hallucinations.
The rate of hallucination also seems to be increasing with the amount of food items listed.
Anthony Gustin@dranthonygustin
Kettle and Fire: 1/100 because it has bone broth, cinnamon, celery Oreos: 28/100
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@strong_sistas @iiiitsandrea @oasishealthapp I don’t think they’ve ever made food more complicated than warming up leftover takeout in a microwave
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Here’s how the @oasishealthapp rates eggs. (Received this image from their Research Team via email). My comments in red. And somehow our eggs are currently rated at 38/100 “Very Poor”. Makes no sense.
Farmer Ash@strong_sistas
Our corn- & soy-free, drug-free, mobile pasture-raised eggs from small regenerative farms score a 38/100 on @oasishealthapp, while Costco’s industrial “pasture-raised” corn- & soy-fed eggs rank at the top. I believe we provide some of the highest quality eggs you can find, and have spent years developing a custom corn-, & soy-free low-PUFA feed to intentionally lower PUFA levels in our eggs. And many of our customers tell us they can finally tolerate eggs again after switching to ours. These kinds of simplified food “ratings” have real consequences for small farms and small businesses. We’ve already had customers cancel subscriptions because of this “score”. If apps are going to publicly rate food quality, they need to include real agricultural context (feed composition, farming practices, ingredient sourcing, and actual on-farm experience) not just broad nutritional assumptions slightly disconnected from how food is actually produced.
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I would agree but honestly the patter is so obviously opposite of reality that it seems intentional/malicious
Would expect ai to make random mistakes not systematic ones
Sport Drink@sportdrink
POV: you're about to have AI hallucinations read to you like a lab report by a guy who's never made a single product in his trust funded life
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