Correct. Locations are not causal. There is no causal link between rape and location.

I would imagine it’s when there’s a conversation happening that’s relevant to the question. In this case, the conversation is explicitly about what causes rape, so the question seems out of place and not in good faith.

Serrano, 25, alleges that after a key caught in her hair, the boss stated Black people’s curls were “meant to hold keys and secrets.”

That’s some poetic racism…

I’m definitely always more on guard running in cities, and there’s always a little stress in the back of my mind having to pay more attention to what other pedestrians, cyclists and drivers are doing.

Siempre los dos, but for me, at least, the running helps more immediately and is more readily available. The therapy is a longer term fix.

What makes this slop, aside from the fact that whoever created it used AI? Or is that literally the only thing?

* sad race entry fee noises *

Easier to document the nexus, for sure

You laugh, but they absolutely could mandate viewing by members of the military. Even those who are on leave or have a valid excuse could be made to watch the recording later. I’ve seen dumber (maybe?) orders come down.

Agreed. Knowing for sure that they carried out the physical act should be the bare minimum to even consider the death penalty (assuming we can’t just get rid of it).

The nice thing about being a beginner at lifting is you’ll see pretty good progress for at least the first 3 or 4 months even with the worst programming. I’d say this is a good way to start, but I would add pull ups and core work (leg lifts, planks, etc). If you’re a runner, you’ll probably also want more lower body (calf raises, squats). Adding a yoga day and cardio would also be beneficial as you get older. In 3 or 4 months, I’d re-assess and look at getting on a more efficient program (something like push/pull/legs on successive days).

Wow, that’s a lot of mileage for a marathon to me. Maybe not enough recovery? I’m used to a max of 80k a week for a 50k race

I’ve fallen into that trap. Maybe I’ll look into the time based approach

Sounds like a good place to be with a race in the distance before you hit a training block

The burnout at the end of a long training block is real. How are you feeling about 100 on that mileage? My longest has been 50 miles and did that on about 50 a week.

Recovery mode! You doing any strength training?

Sounds like the perfect setup. Kid drop-offs and pickups are what really make the logistics challenging for me. I’m glad you’re making it work!

Run commuting sounds like the dream. Do you have a shower at work or just stay as-is?

Today I learned, thanks! I guess if you’re the guy who leads American forces to victory over a white supremacist insurgency, I can forgive you for riding your horse too fast.

The study this comes from calls out body fat and skin tone as factors they controlled for, but I’m not seeing gender mentioned