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And also it would need to be cross-evaluated against whether early expenditure of heartbeats prevents even earlier death from things like diabeetus.
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Last time I had to call, when my tire was slashed by glass, I made sure to remain cheerful and friendly when she arrived, rather than responding to her negativity with defensiveness, and it helped a lot. That, and she'd finally figured out how to use "Find My Friends" and Siri on her iPhone so she could locate me and get directions easily.
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That's too complex. This is just to test the hypothesis, favored by a certain former President, that there is a maximum number of times your heart can beat before you die, notwithstanding any other potential causes of death. This would just look at the total number of heart beats before death for anyone who didn't die of something else, like cancer, or a stroke, or a bus, to name a few options.
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That's too complex. This is just to test the hypothesis, favored by a certain former President, that there is a maximum number of times your heart can beat before you die, notwithstanding any other potential causes of death. This would just look at the total number of heart beats before death for anyone who didn't die of something else, like cancer, or a stroke, or a bus, to name a few options.
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If you had a finite number of beats, exercise would be detrimental. You would want to be as lethargic as possible to keep the ticker ticking slooowly.
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Nah. If you disprove the basic hypothesis, you disprove any corollaries.
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They also have 3 remote rides starting closer to the ocean. I haven't heard from any friends yet.
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SO! Let's take a sedentary person. Their HR of 60-100 yields 86,400 - 144,000 beats per day.
Now, let's posit somebody fitter. This person has a RHR of 45, and they do 1 1/2 hours of exercise with an average HR of 120. So, in the 22 1/2 hours they aren't exercising, their heart beats 60,750 times. In the 1 1/2 hours they exercise, it beats 10,800.
Add those two together, and you get 71,550 beats a day - at least 14,850 FEWER beats than the sedentary individual. Roughly every 6 days, they'd gain an extra day of longevity over the sedentary person.
SO, EVEN IF it were true that there's a maximum number of beats, you'd use them up quicker if you never exercised.
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That should be fine. My road club has a full slate of rides on the schedule including a 93 mile trip to Moorpark Ridge and back. That means climbing Santa Susana in 110 degree heat near the end. Nope. Did enough of that.
They also have 3 remote rides starting closer to the ocean. I haven't heard from any friends yet.
They also have 3 remote rides starting closer to the ocean. I haven't heard from any friends yet.
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In my business, you don't prove hypotheses. You either succeed or fail in disproving them, and how solid your hypothesis is depends on how hard you try to disprove it. Essentially, Science is about trying as hard as you can to prove yourself wrong, and if you fail, you succeed!
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My last experience, I called Uber. Mrs. F was unaware I had an issue. It was personally frustrating, but the house stayed peaceful. I'll take it as a win.
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In my business, you don't prove hypotheses. You either succeed or fail in disproving them, and how solid your hypothesis is depends on how hard you try to disprove it. Essentially, Science is about trying as hard as you can to prove yourself wrong, and if you fail, you succeed!
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This is the issue I run into trying to talk to Science! types.
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Proving that something that is false is false is easier and more definitive than proving that something that is true is true. That's just how it works.
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I had a white Trek and I was climbing in 115 degree heat and I noticed the top tube was turning red. Turned out my nose was the culprit. Still had to get home.
All of my club rides of any distance involve at least some climbing to get back into the valley where I live.
One 4th of July we rode to the beach and on the way back someone in a car told us it was 114.
All of my club rides of any distance involve at least some climbing to get back into the valley where I live.
One 4th of July we rode to the beach and on the way back someone in a car told us it was 114.
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A cycling riend of mine had bypass surgery about 5 years ago and recently had knee replacement. He's like 69. Anyway, he had to have his cardiologist sign off before this knee surgery and the doc said that he had had another heart attack at some point. No idea when.
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