The innovation in this study, and in this article, is showing that shoe choice isn't just painful in the moment (which might be worth it, given the societal factors to which you allude), but has lifelong consequences (which might still be worth it, but clearly requires more information - hence the article).
I didn't actually get the sense that the point was that women are stupid; remember, it was in a short health column.
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Date: 2009-10-05 04:12 pm (UTC)The innovation in this study, and in this article, is showing that shoe choice isn't just painful in the moment (which might be worth it, given the societal factors to which you allude), but has lifelong consequences (which might still be worth it, but clearly requires more information - hence the article).
I didn't actually get the sense that the point was that women are stupid; remember, it was in a short health column.