matticus
Guru
Not if you're only 10 months old. You should be grateful for this data, and perhaps asking nicely for some help in interpreting it.
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Is cycling bad for the heart??
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Not if you're only 10 months old. You should be grateful for this data, and perhaps asking nicely for some help in interpreting it.
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Jameshow
Veteran
But buying cake isn't healthy... Nor are candles esp tobacco ones..
And worse still exaggerating you age is fraud and can get you into serious trouble especially at off licenses but I doubt that applies to any on here!🤣🤣
Fastpedaller
Über Member
But the risk isn't lower if you are 10 months (compared to say 3 years) old!
Very very curdly, age is one of many factors considered when making decisions regarding ITU admission or escalation on life prolonging therapy. Bare in mind all resources are finite, death comes to us all, but every life is precious. Without something of objectively, decision making in some life/death situtaions becomes almost impossible.
Science exists for a reason, to put objectively into subjectivity, without data to guide risk and decision making, you are essentially left with guesswork work. That's OK when stakes of getting it wrong is low, but in my job guessing is not an option.
Pretty much my entire job is based on data guided decision making, risk mitigation, and ultimately trying to not let human bias influence decision making.
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.....and that is the entire point of the post. Science comes from research and human curiosity about the unknown.
FishFright
More wheels than sense
But as this is an internet forum it's often faced with the unbeatable forces of what people reckon and repetition of there of.
Luckily in the real world - versus the very odd social construct that is the internet/web based communities, real life decision making for most things that are important are based on data and assessment of that data. Our former PM demonstrated quite nicely what happens if important decision making is done without data, and instead based on personal opinion.
Jameshow
Veteran
Which one?!!
matticus
Guru
If you disagree with my post, you must be reading the graph in a different way to me (and I'm pretty sure MY way is right!).
But unless one of us is under 4 years old, I don't think it matters enough to have An Argument On The Internet about ...
Fastpedaller
Über Member
Not arguing..... just discussing like adults
For someone under 1 yr (who I grant you is unlikely to read or understand the graph) the risk is higher. This has been known for many years of course - our most vulnerable are the very young and elderly.
matticus
Guru
Not arguing..... just discussing like adults
AGREED!!!!
(that's what I was saying - the older children are actually at LOWER risk than the 10 month old. This is in contrast to this person's post: https://www.cyclechat.net/goto/post?id=6948429 )
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PROOF: Cyclists Live Longer...But Why? | The GCN Show Ep. 534View: https://youtu.be/l47ZnWEUTcM?t=174
As Paul suggests: enjoy; but remember "in the real world - versus the very odd social construct that is the internet/web based communities, real life decision making for most things that are important are based on data and assessment of that data."
Tricep dips, ftw.
iandg
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Haven't read through the whole thread (and don't know if it's been mentioned) - there is a book for those who are interested - The Haywire Heart "How too much exercise can kill you, and what you can do to protect your heart" by Chris Case, John Mandrola and Lennard Zinn.
IMO the important words are "too much exercise"
IMO the important words are "too much exercise"
