Comment by CyberDildonics

Notice his twice yearly dessert sugar indulgences are high in fat.

If it was only twice a year why would it matter at all? He also might drink alchohol, but the point he was making was not that you can't get fat unless you eat sugar, it was to explain the systemic rise of obesity.

These two things are completely different.

You seriously believe

I don't 'seriously believe' anything, I was just asking for evidence, which seems to make you upset. Your link also doesn't back up what you are saying, it is only says "Adipose tissue is a suitable biomarker of dietary fatty acid intake"

Even in low-carb circles, this is tacitly acknowledged now by warning against eating meat from animals fed a high-PUFA diet, like poultry.

Says who? This is another claim you aren't backing up.

They don't, at least not any better than low-fat diets.

You should tell that to thousands of people that post non stop about their 50-150 pound weight losses while exclusively doing keto diets.

Also you seem to be saying a high fat diet and low fat diet work the same, but then you're also trying to say that fat is treated differently by your body.

* They seem to work better initially because keto dieters lose a lot more weight early, but that weight is disproportionately fat-free mass,*

Anyone who looks at a keto forum like /r/keto can see that that isn't true. People slim down to half their weight, that isn't 'water and glycogen'.