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Anecdote: my Father would smoke before, during, and after his morning runs. He competed in marathons and later, 24 hour runs on a track. I thought him crazy, bu
by justinator 8y ago
Anecdote: my Father would smoke before, during, and after his morning runs. He competed in marathons and later, 24 hour runs on a track. I thought him crazy, but I turned into a ultra runner, too (although I don't smoke - too expensive these days!)
- Entalpi 8y agoThe paper is basically showing how to conclude the wrong thing from carefully chosen data and analytics points. Smoking is still bad for you.