Happy Eid.
[1] https://www-lepoint-fr.translate.goog/monde/algerie-2-ans-de...
"Enforced by law"...if you want to eat in the privacy of your home that's between yourself and Allah.
And besides...lockdowns were also enforced by law, but the law will never have enough men to police all the population, it would require a 1:1 ratio or thereabout.
That's why the physical world is important as opposed to the virtual world where the ratio can be reduced drastically, that's also why I never understood the fixation with the 2nd amendment beyond a certain treshold more stuff and provisions are only a waste of money.
Intermittent fasting can be fasting Monday to Friday and only eating in the weekends like how I think one HN-er described his 5/2 diet.
It can be OMAD (one meal a day) or something else. The main thing is you fast and stop fasting repeatedly.
None-intermittent fasting is when you just skip food for a day like I did last week or for a few days like I did as a teenager.
I also think some others, among them Christians, fast completely.
Personally I am Christian but when I fast, the vast majority of the times it has been because I was bored or needed to focus, and I didn't punish myself by breaking fast once a day but just went without food a day or two or three until I became bored of that too or family demanded I ate.
[1] https://web.archive.org/web/20171211105140/http://freethough...
Not convinced that not drinking water during the day is a good idea, especially in hot countries
And that type of personality usually also aggregates in groups.
You are essentially able to escape from them as long as you are in the physical world, but in the virtual world everything can be policed much more easily.
> Breakfast is the first meal of the day usually eaten in the morning. The word in English refers to breaking the fasting period of the previous night.
> One in four adults skip breakfast most days, says survey