The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
i was really surprised to learn how lousy primates are at carrying they're terrible very terrible so we will still be more i think we can hold up to 33 of our body weight still be more efficient at covering ground than most other primates with no weight with no weight yeah just on their own they have this sort of tipsy weird gait um there's a technical term for it i forget it but it's not efficient at all
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we have adaptations that make us really good at caring and we are in fact the only animal that can carry yeah I was really surprised to learn how lousy primates are at carrying they're terrible very terrible so we will still be more I think we can hold up to 33% of our body weight and still be more efficient at covering ground than most other primates with no weight with no weight just on their own