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This kind of article is clearly targeted to people who do no exercise at all, and is aimed at motivating them to just walk, which most people consider to be eas
by orev 3y ago
This kind of article is clearly targeted to people who do no exercise at all, and is aimed at motivating them to just walk, which most people consider to be easy and not a “real” exercise. The point is that walking, even though it’s easy, still has useful benefits. You’re not the target audience for this.
- throwawaaarrgh 3y agoThe article is targeted at people who sit for long periods of time. It says nothing about how much they might exercise or not. In any case, I don't do 22 minutes of exercise a day, more like 2 minutes. So I'm still the target audience, you're wrong, and I'm not right, because I wasn't trying to make a point or win Internet Argument Points. Why does every comment on HN need to be adversarial? I feel like it's a result of the rules being skewed to only comments that are "useful", and that leading to intellectual competition and constantly trying to "win" some point. Why can't we just share our thoughts without constant corrections?