Went down the shallow rabbit hole of studies that say playing golf increases life expectancy. (Never swung a club in my life, unless you count one trip to a driving range and loooooads of mini-golf.) Is there any reason to think this is causation not correlation?
A friend told me that his father, who'd been a USPS delivery man, declined rapidly after retiring. He had good benefits + savings, but no interest in physical activity as leisure after a lifetime on his feet. IMO the wealth <--> exercise link is mediated in some interesting ways
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As they say, it's complicated. I totally buy that.
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