u/Feeling-Classroom729 — reddlx

Fitbit Retroactively Changing my Calories out to Impossible Numbers

After logging my dinner for today, I noticed that Fitbit changed my under budget days to over budget days. Except for my birthday and Christmas I have been under budget. I click on the random under budget day and saw this. My maintenance calories are around 1,800. I cleared the cache, forced it to sync again, and uninstalled and reinstalled the app. The problem has gotten worse. More days are showing that I have the maintance calorie requirement of a toddler even though I walk 7,000 to 10,000 steps per day and strength train.

This is more of a vent post. If you have advice, you are welcome to give it though

u/Feeling-Classroom729 — 9 days ago

▲ 208 r/PetPeeves

The Belief that Women (in general) Have a Higher Pain Threshold and Tolerance

Studies have shown that women in general have both a lower pain threshold and pain tolerance than men. It is my opinion that the pain women feel is dismissed partly because of the urban myth that women have a higher pain tolerance. Some of the worst pain I have felt in my life was delivered to me by another woman who basically said, "eh, you're a woman; you can take it." Please read the studies and be gentler to each other, y'all.

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u/Feeling-Classroom729 — 11 days ago

▲ 7 r/redbuttonbluebutton

Red Button Blue Button Graduate Version

Let's try the dilemma, but change the stakes somewhat.

It is the last day for the semester and you are taking the last class you need to graduate school. When you walk into class your teacher directs each student into a separate room and closes the door. Inside each room are two buttons and a statement with a question.

Statement: Everyone in this class has to vote by pressing either the red button or the blue button. If more than 50% of the class presses the blue button, everyone gets a 100 on their final. If less than 50% of the class presses the blue button, only the people who pressed the red button gets a 100 on their final. Which button do you push?

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u/Feeling-Classroom729 — 15 days ago

▲ 38 r/fatlogic

I cropped the image quite a bit to fit the rules for this reddit. There were people in the thumbnail image.

A few hours ago, a priest dropped a video criticizing FA ideology. He doesn't name Fat Acceptance (FA) specifically, but he talks about how it is alarming that 3 out of 4 Americans are either overweight or obese. He criticizes the idea that the body is not important (ie "the least interesting thing about you"). He says that the body is worthy of being taking care of, and that means eating and exercising properly. To be fair, he also criticized the other extreme where people hyper-fixate on their body, which I think is also important. The comments on this video are refreshingly sane.

u/Feeling-Classroom729 — 16 days ago