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Yep, pretty much exactly what I meant. And also that the calorimetry from wearables is highly flawed and it seems to that we don't have super accurate data and
by sdfhbdf 8mo ago
Yep, pretty much exactly what I meant.
And also that the calorimetry from wearables is highly flawed and it seems to that we don't have super accurate data and what sort of activities burn the most energy.
I am also a big opponent of folks that start equating the "my wearable shows that i burned 300 kcal with that activity so it zero outs that sweet thing I ate earlier that was also 300 kcal" which is wrong on so many reasons but with a lot of workout apps and devices pushing the (inaccurate) kcal count front and center becomes more and more a of a thing.