Iota appears to be the same as the "X" combinator as found by Jeroen Fokker: The Systematic Construction of a One-Combinator Basis (1989) that amounts to concatenating/applying (material) implication's reduction & distributivity axioms ("S" & "K") in addition to first binding another variable "x", which is "f" in the Iota definition. Shorter than "x" locally complete & consistent (indecisive) single implication axioms exist as one found by Meredith and listed by the now deceased Dolph Ulrich: https://web.ics.purdue.edu/~dulrich/C-pure-intuitionism-page... See also: https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/153163/what-is-the-... The shortest single implication axiom appears to be an open question (though translating to implication the McCune/Fitelson/Wos/Wolfram shortest 6 NAND axiom work https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimal_axioms_for_Boolean_alg... seems to be a proof for 3 variables) along with if distributivity is the shortest local completeness (weakening) axiom (see Robbins axiom & associativity & commutativity 3-basis) in addition to having to analyze Meredith's & others on Ulrich's list for self-interpreter lengths. But, a self-interpreter seems unlikely to be shorter compared to lambda calculus given the pattern of decreasing self-interpreter length with increasing complexity of the underlying axiom system.
Some on who will not reason is not a bigot, but rather emotional. A bigot is some one whose decisions are prejudiced such that a small set or even a single factor that has been previously evaluated is used to pass judgement; the sentiment associated with the factor(s) is usually attributed through an influential party (by god).
Again, to reiterate, the original comment was not a statement that this should not have been reposted. I am not sure how I could make that clearer? I have read the site guidelines. Many of them are subjective and inconsistent with unknown applicability. If you, as the administrator, are unable to accept that evaluation, then please just delete this account and all associated posts.
As long as one does not have various gastrointestinal disorders and accepts the adverse cardiovascular, cancer, and diabetes risks. A lack of dietary vitamin D also does not risk immediate death like a lack of oxygen, but similarly increases risk of adverse conditions like rickets.
"No dairy": would result in a Vitamin D deficit unless the some other food fortified with vitamin D is used, person is living in a tropical region with little clothing, or the multivitamin option is chosen over the emphasized B12 supplement. It also lacks fiber: https://spoonuniversity.com/lifestyle/potatoes-and-milk-is-t...