"Physics of falling says professional athletes are running wrong" - article.
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Sep 2015
4:34pm, 30 Sep 2015
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AndyI
Binks - you make a very good point. I do still cling to the naive belief the Royal Society is the last bastion of traditional values! 
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Sep 2015
4:59pm, 30 Sep 2015
5,765 posts
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The_Saint
2nd Para in my link starts "There is, alas, no scientific claim so preposterous that a scientist cannot be found to vouch for it." |
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Sep 2015
5:45pm, 30 Sep 2015
20 posts
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AndyI
Disconcertingly, some things are simultaneously preposterous and true.
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