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The science behind gyms, jogs, runs, weight-lifting, diets

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By Marc Sollinger Verified
| The World from PRX Verified
A woman exercises in a gym in central London, Thursday, Feb. 25, 2010. Credit: Sang Tan/AP/File photo Exercise is a relatively recent phenomenon. After all, it’s difficult to imagine a caveman on a treadmill. And it’s safe to say that paleolithic humans never pumped iron. But something changed as we moved from the plow to the Peloton. Exercise — physical exertion for the purpose of improving health or fitness — became a huge part of modern life, and a nearly $100 billion global industry.
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What’s The Point Of Exercise?

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By Marc Sollinger Verified
| GBH News (Boston, MA) Verified
https://www.wgbh.org/authenticate/login gbh News A father and his two daughter exercise at home. Nitat Termmee/Getty Images Exercise is a relatively recent phenomenon. After all, it’s difficult to imagine a caveman on a treadmill. And it’s safe to say that paleolithic humans never pumped iron. But something changed as we moved from the plow to the Peloton.
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Look At This Photograph

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By Marc Sollinger Verified
| GBH News (Boston, MA) Verified
Credit: Leland Stanford / Library of Congress From Mathew Brady’s Civil War photographs, to some of the first images of Earth in space, photography has shaped the way we see ourselves. Which means that when photographic technology changes and progresses, it can really shift our self-image.
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