stackyFACTSWhen scientists hooked tubes to the bottom of soup bowls to continuously slowly refill them, subjects ate astronomical amounts of liquid. Lacking the visual cue of an empty bowl, humans will happily consume pure calories until their stomachs practically detonate.
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