I agree that's fair (normalized for any past regulatory overreach). Products that are death traps compared with others in their category should definitely be c

I agree that's fair (normalized for any past regulatory overreach). Products that are death traps compared with others in their category should definitely be called out. I did a google search and the first link [0] says about 3 treadmill deaths per year and 24k (!) injuries is typical in the US (well, those are the numbers the article quotes). That's not enough information, but certainly not a smoking gun showing that peloton is dangerous vs others in its category. [0] https://www.mensjournal.com/health-fitness/exercise-equipment-can-be-dangerous/ https://www.mensjournal.com/health-fitness/exercise-equipmen...