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I was surprised that there's such a difference between low and below average. You'd think that there would be less of a gap between the two.
by jdhn 5y ago
I was surprised that there's such a difference between low and below average. You'd think that there would be less of a gap between the two.
- Enginerrrd 5y agoI suspect they mis-interpreted that part but admittedly I haven't listened to the whole thing. The reason there is such a big difference between below average and low is because in the "low" group, there's almost certainly something wrong with that group. A heart/lung condition, cancer, morbidly obese, i.e. issues with major body systems.
- Leary 5y agoThere's also usually a big difference in all-cause mortality between no exercise at all vs. a tiny bit every week.