Re:75% of med students are on antidepressants, stimulants, o...
by Permit on Saturday January 05, 2019 @03:27PM
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No they don't. The marginal running ability (or strength) of a soldier does not save lives. That is, a solider who runs a 12.5s 100m dash will not save more lives than a soldier who runs a 12.6s 100m dash.
Obviously there are minimum physical requirements to serve in the military, but once you're in you are not going to start saving more lives because you can run a little bit faster.
Obviously there are minimum physical requirements to serve in the military, but once you're in you are not going to start saving more lives because you can run a little bit faster.