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I can't even be comfortable unless I work out or at least go on a daily walk.
What kind of miserable low test soijak thinks that people can be endlessly entertained and not need to move around?
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>>25639674
>people can be endlessly entertained and not need to move around?
Well you tell me, the skyrocketing obesity rates and picrel pretty much summarizing western civilization for the last 80 years confirms that to be true.
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>>25639688
Neither the obesity rates nor this book take the individual into account
Some people are fitter than ever before
Plus Ozempic
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>>25639703
>Neither the obesity rates nor this book take the individual into account
and it shouldn't do that, it's a simple fact: people are getting heavier globally with children/teens gaining weight faster than others, it doesn't mean that you can't be fit or that exceptions don't exist, it simply means that the premise is correct: people generally want to move as little as possible while being entertained.
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>>25639712
There are entire fitness subcultures though algo and being a fattoid lazy subhuman is still looked down upon despite it being the norm



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