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Well, 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 resu
by matthewmacleod 4y ago
Well, 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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