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I've noticed this as well, particularly with problems that aren't likely measurable or are likely genetic/anatomical differences, such as shoulder position or
by brailsafe 2y ago
I've noticed this as well, particularly
with problems that aren't likely measurable or are likely genetic/anatomical differences, such as shoulder position or gait. Of course you can fix it, just do this thing that seems plausible enough, every day for some amount of reps for some amount of sets that I came up with, consistently forever, and you'll totally straighten out what is clearly a bone deformity on one side of your body.
Given a monetary incentive, people will turn themselves into bs promotors.