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Surely what matters is whether you can swim faster than the current, not the weight or otherwise of anything.
by yesenadam 8y ago
Surely what matters is whether you can swim faster than the current, not the weight or otherwise of anything.
- abraae 8y agoNot just faster, but significantly faster. If the current is 3 mph, and you can swim at 4 mph, then you will be swimming for a very long time at the effective 1 mph to get back to shore. And if on the way you need to stop for even a minute's rest, you'll lose 4 minutes worth of your hard-won progress.