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0IIie OP t1_jdvmzy2 wrote

A lot of time was spent investigating this previously but it wasn't possible to resolve without switching to a different slider system that has it's own drawbacks. There is a jquery problem with the browser that in this case prevents real time values as the slider moves.

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0IIie OP t1_jdvi4fa wrote

The tool aims to help you reflect and use your time however you feel best. It purposefully doesn't prescribe one 'right' way, because there isn't one. Only you can decide how you want to spend your day, though this tool may be useful to get a second perspective. It's perfectly good to choose video games as a way to enjoy your day :)

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0IIie OP t1_jdvhdex wrote

The tool aims to help you reflect and use your time however you feel best. It purposefully doesn't prescribe one 'right' way, because there isn't one. Only you can decide how you want to spend your day, though this tool may be useful to get a second perspective.

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0IIie OP t1_jdveczo wrote

Apologies for the difficulty inputting your info, the next update should make it a little easier. The focus was on keeping everything as simple as possible, but these sliders aren't ideal due to the jquery limitation on updating values in real time.

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0IIie OP t1_jdvdq4c wrote

Yeah that means it added up to more than the available time (24hrs). It's a little difficult to get everything inputted on a mobile screen, you should find it easier on a larger screen that shows everything at once. Sorry for the slider trouble.

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0IIie OP t1_jdt9kn6 wrote

This is looking to find out whether you are at least occasionally physically active, or have been living a sedentary lifestyle for an extended period of your life.

Some research indicates that being physically active can extend your life by reducing many major mortality risk factors including arterial hypertension, diabetes mellitus type 2, dyslipidemia, coronary heart disease, stroke, and cancer. The first study below suggests that all-cause mortality is decreased by about 30% to 35% in physically active as compared to inactive subjects.

You can read more about this here:
nowpatient.com/healthy-living-and-wellness/how-can-leading-a-sedentary-life-decreased-life-expectancy

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22811911/

https://bjsm.bmj.com/content/52/14/914.abstract

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0IIie OP t1_jdsdxn7 wrote

Thanks for the feedback, the limits are there because otherwise it makes it hard to use the slider accurately on mobile. So there had to be a slight compromise for some users. If it is your profession you can use the 'working' input which has higher limits.

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