The study revealed that quitting smoking, exercising more, improving sleep, and maintaining a healthy body weight were all linked to lower overall healthcare costs and reduced reliance on medication for back pain.
When I was signing for my house, the attorney stated this question as an example of the things to which I would be agreeing while signing the contract.
I told him that the question was being debated and briefly described my understanding of why.
To be even more pedantic, I don’t think “up for debate” applies here when the only possible point of disagreement is the very definition of “wet”. Any specific definition would either mean water is wet or water isn’t wet, so there isn’t any debate.
Really? You don’t say.
In other news, water is wet.
Funnily enough, That’s actually up for debate.
When I was signing for my house, the attorney stated this question as an example of the things to which I would be agreeing while signing the contract.
I told him that the question was being debated and briefly described my understanding of why.
He took it well.
To be even more pedantic, I don’t think “up for debate” applies here when the only possible point of disagreement is the very definition of “wet”. Any specific definition would either mean water is wet or water isn’t wet, so there isn’t any debate.
Right? And to think someone got paid for this revelation.
A big part of science is proving long held assumptions.
Why don’t the back pain sufferers just spend $10,000 on a orthopedic mattress with integrated therapeutic massage feature? Are they dumb?