karmarepellent

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   by karmarepellent 3y ago

   I am not advocating for this but you could turn that argument easily around: Not laying off people makes them feel very secure which does not incentivice them to take risks and innovate either. At least when they are no inherently driven to
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   by karmarepellent 3y ago

   Yes I should have clarified: I think the BMI levels (underweight, normal etc.), that is the "wording" cannot necessarily be applied to athletes (edit: and could be misleading for people and their self-concept when their weight is
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   by karmarepellent 3y ago

   I think BMI is a little confusing when it is applied to some categories of healthy individuals like endurance athletes and others. When I ran (a lot) in my early to mid-twenties my BMI was always "underweight". Yet I have never fe
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   by karmarepellent 3y ago

   It is truly remarkable what some humans can do when they commit. There was a person in my former runner group who weighed approx. 130 kg when he started running. He only started when he was in his mid-forties. Never really exercised previou