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✍🏻 Deputy Features Editor @PopMech. Big fan of punk rock/cephalopods/books/oversharing/lifting heavy things.
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Poorly Fitting Shoes Caused an Injury That Sidelined Me for 6 Months. This Is What I Wish I’d Known.

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By Courtney Linder Verified
| Runner's World Verified
It took six months of training for me to finally muster the courage to join a race: the Fifth Avenue Mile in New York City, one of the most iconic road mile races in the world. Runner’s World editors participate in the media heat every year, and I had been training consistently enough that I felt ready to join my coworkers and represent the brand. I slogged through agonizingly slow and terribly humid long runs. I clomped ungracefully down even the gentlest of hills.
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Planet Earth Is Conscious—And Its ‘Mind’ Is Shaping the Fate of All Life, Controversial Theory Suggests

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By Courtney Linder Verified
| Popular Mechanics Verified
Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: According to the Gaia hypothesis, Earth—and the myriad biological processes that take place on the planet—are part of one big self-regulating entity that controls and maintains conditions favorable for life. The environmentalist James Lovelock proposed the theory because he believed Earth is alive, at least in the sense that it can use homeostasis to control its temperature despite changing external conditions.
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The Army Found a Way to Keep Your Hands Warm Without Gloves

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By Courtney Linder Verified
| Popular Mechanics Verified
Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: The U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine (USARIEM) is in the process of engineering what it calls the Personal Heating Dexterity Device to help warm the hands and fingers in cold conditions. Because hand coverings greatly reduce dexterity, the research team came up with a way to warm the hands without gloves.
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