Some of the more popular seasons amongst the hardcore
Survivor superfans can best be described as trainwrecks. The kind of season where the game goes completely off the rails and it’s up to the best or most likable player to take control and guide it into the station by the end. Then there’s
Gabon, where the train goes so far off the rails that it totally crashes, leaving those standing at the end intact largely by pure luck and coincidence.
Along the way in this season-long-high-speed wreckage is this episode, where the people attempting to drive the train carelessly and hilariously push the cranky old man out of the carriage. Of course, we’re talking about Randy Bailey, the grumpiest curmudgeon
To conquer this pandemic, we need shots in arms. Not getting the vaccine can hurt us all.
Some people with high BMIs are reluctant because the metric is a poor indicator of health
According to the CDC, 42% of American adults have obesity. All that means is they have a certain height-to-weight ratio. It doesn t tell us about how much body fat they have or where it s stored, how active they are or how healthy they eat, or anything about their race or socioeconomic status.
After all, BMI was originally developed as an epidemiological tool to assess largely white, 19th century European populations, not as a substitute for individualized diagnoses.