Jesse Rogerson

It would be like in a random elliptical orbit on some random orientation.

And if that's the case, then it could be captured.

But they made no mention of that in the paper.

I imagine it's...

obliquity it's like inclination to the plane is probably pretty standard so it's it's probably from the they probably check that i would bet

This was from the British Journal of Sports Medicine, where they were looking into people affected by depression and anxiety.

And how best to treat that through exercise-based therapies.

So this is a meta-study.

In fact, it's actually a meta-meta-study.

In science, a thing called a meta-study is where a group of researchers go into the literature and find all of the studies that have already been done by other researchers and take a look at all of those results and look for patterns.

Very important things to be doing, meta-studies.

This study was a meta-study of meta-studies about depression and anxiety, if you're following me.

Both of them.

Yeah.

I think, yeah, yeah.

I think many of us do.

I think it's one in four people.

Oh, wow.

Right?

So it's a common thing.