Living near a golf course ‘doubles risk of Parkinson’s’
Living near a golf course ‘doubles risk of Parkinson’s’
www.telegraph.co.uk
Living near a golf course ‘doubles risk of Parkinson’s’
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death to golf
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It seems a perfectly reasonable game to play on natural fields/plains or perhaps much more exciting on more turbulent terrain, but otherwise yes much agreed.
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You'd think that's what would make it a sport: traveling rough terrain on foot and trying to hit a ball from weird spots. Instead, they have these dumb fucking mayonnaise lawns so they can drive their Mario Kart LARP toys around.
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I'm hoping to make inroads with my city's municipal golfcourses this year. We already have good native habitat in the non-turf spots and incorporate things like community beekeeping into the design, but Kentucky bluegrass in a desert is such an abomination that it deserves unlimited death.
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You'd think it's the chemicals but golf is just cursed like that
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"But what about my lawn?"- I need my gender-affirming steak
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Got me on Google maps making measuring tools out of notebook paper because it won't give me "as the crow flies" numbers from my house to the nearest golf courses
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On mobile:
Tap and hold on the area to start measurement from. This will drop a pin and bring up this display:
Grab that little bar and drag up:
Once you tap that, you can drag the screen around and it will estimate distance
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We were unable to extend address history back further than 3 years because residency data becomes more incomplete the further we move back in time due to lack of interaction with the health care system.
is this because of Rowe v Wade being overturned and medical privacy being destroyed 3 years ago?
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I thought it was a stats joke about not controlling for age / old parkinson people liking doing the golfing because of old and parkinson
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So that's what's wrong with JDPON Don
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I am Jack's utter lack of surprise.
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