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by nodamage
162 days ago
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This seems like an overly cynical take. Is there no value in empirically confirming an assumption? Especially in the exercise world where other long held assumptions ended up being bro-science nonsense? > although inter-personal coefficient of variation is up to 28.3% Why does that matter? Isn't the entire point of this study's design to eliminate the impact of the inherent variability between test subjects? |
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