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>I'm not saying it's wrong I am saying it's wrong. Efficiency has a very clear definition in science. Any paper abusing this is unscientific and should have ne
by carlmr 4y ago
>I'm not saying it's wrong
I am saying it's wrong. Efficiency has a very clear definition in science. Any paper abusing this is unscientific and should have never been published.
We have a few words that are very specific in science. We should not muddle our ability to think about problems by using unclear language.
- matthewmacleod 4y agoWell, it’s not wrong. Efficiency is really just a measure of how much work it takes to achieve some result. If your unit of work is “exercise” and your end result is “burning calories”, then clearly a body which takes more exercise to burn the same number of calories is less efficient at achieving that result!
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