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There's nothing fallacious about using heuristics to judge credibility. As for the sources given in the article, not a single one is credible.
Care to elaborate, or are you just throwing mud?
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That is a small collection of supporting research in sources neither of us is qualified to verify of individual parts of this dietary suggestion. Not conclusive research into Bulletproof coffee itself. Some pieces being seemingly supportive doesn't mean anything about the whole.
neither of us is qualified That kind of thinking is how we got the government sanctioned food pyramid. I'd rather think for myself, thanks.
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Do we really need more crapily to none researched dietary fads on HN? Seconded. Between all the overreactions and slavish devotion that's being thrown around, it's starting to look less like a community of probing, thoughful, inquisitive thinkers and tinkerers, and more like like a religion full of sects.
The founder, Dave Asprey, actually could not be more relevant to this community. He was the first person to sell something through the internet, and made 6 million dollars when he was 26 by selling his company Exodus Communications. Since then he has worked for several tech all-star companies and today leads a publicly traded cloud computing security company as Vice President. http://www.linkedin.com/in/asprey That r…
I'd truly be interested in Asprey's business insights (particularly startups), but IMHO we've had more than enough unscientific dietary claims on HN to last us for a while.