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If you press the button, you lose the need to exercise - your body acts *as if* you'd been exercising, at a non-perfect but still good B+ level, for the rest of your life. However you also lose the ability to do anything more physically taxing than a light jog. You:

Press the button
25.5%
Don't press the button
74.5%

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this poll wants to be split by gender 😛

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...does it?

9:13 PM · Dec 29, 2019

QC (4/10 Substack posts)

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i imagine men would want to do physically taxing things more than women and it'd be fun to check!

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