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The fallacy in your argument is to think RSI means something wrong is done. It is like a game, where you think it would be like go or chess that skills is stro
by KolenCh 3y ago
The fallacy in your argument is to think RSI means something wrong is done.
It is like a game, where you think it would be like go or chess that skills is strongly correlated with outcomes. But I’d think that is more like monopoly, where great skills with poor luck will not save your day.
From what I’ve seen and read and experienced, some people do all the wrong things and never have developed RSI, some does everything correctly and yet a mild usage of keyboards results in RSI.
- lawn 3y agoLike health in general. You can be a heavy smoker, drinker, and never exercise yet live a healthy life until you're a 100 years old. Or you can eat healthy food, exercise, and do all the right things, yet be plagued with poor health your whole life.