@wolfstrength Pickleball must have a fascinating risk/reward counterfactual.
Lots of usually minor injuries often age related but also getting tons of seniors active above a casual walking level.
@Vibutler_ I have a funny view that we don't use "repeatedly passing" as a threshold often enough.
Just spitballing an example
Like some threshold like 75% for the first attempt to amend but it goes down to 66% if legislature in next term also puts the same measure to a vote.
@IsaacKing314 If competitive swimmers; with tons of water experience and presumably near 0 other fluid swimming experience, are swimming equal times that would suggest faster times if athletes trained for higher viscosity fluids.
@JeremiahDJohns Tbf with fetterman. The stroke is hard to account for, and i don't think many dems will support him again with his medical issues and sudden desire to be glaze republicans.
2nd, huge gap between "guy who underdresses" and "adult male refuses to wear business clothes ever"
@KirstiMiller30@enhanced_games Did anyone research whether the correlation actually suggested training grip would be particularly likely to improve longevity.
Classic goodhearts law risk, healthier people presumably have higher grip at a given age etc.
@enhancedclipper Lot of strongman single lifts that would make good entertainment, or just try to be the new major since SMOE ended.
The middle distagirls. 1500m running is the most interesting thing besides 100m imo
And of course, let's see what curling looks like while juiced to the gills.
@SonOfAnchis3s Partially a real effect, largely selection bias related to social media dynamics.
60 year olds on the leg press so they can play with their grandkids doesn't sell supplements to 20 year old men.
Also the perennial irony that far right movements are inevitably homoerotic.