I disagree and think this is just perpetuates the mistaken belief that torture actually provides results.

“Everything we know from psychology, physiology, neuroscience, and psychiatry about behaviour and the brain under extreme stress, pain, sleep deprivation, extremes of hot and cold suggests that torture as a method for information extraction does not work — it may produce information, but that information is not reliable. There are also numerous first-hand reports of torture survivors that make the point amply: an individual subjected to torture will say anything to make it stop.”

Stupid science saying they’ve disproven it. Trying to steal all our fun with facts and studies

Deciding upon a distance, starting method, surface, and season for the race all introduces subjectivity

That last part is the biggest annoyance for me. Gives me false hope a conversation has started

Respect the hyphen

Thanks. That was my guess but I wasn’t sure if there was more to it. Like they had to start connected or something

Can someone explain why it’s two vs one?

Far worse for land, water use, and carbon impacts.

dril’s absurdism will be studied and praised

I wish the temperature outside dropped below my house temp. If I run AC at even a money saving 83 degrees inside, the exterior doesn’t drop below that until around 6am.