what, BMI is mass per square meter? that sounds quite radom - why isnt it per cubic meter? if i find time today i gonna read up on this.
Because as far as I'm aware, it has absolutely no basis whatsoever in biology, it's an arbitrary statistical measurement invented by a statistician for some reason about a hundred years ago. As to why it's used as a measure of health? Fuck only knows.
so the BMI basically is a pseudoscientific excuse for calling someone fat and sell them overpriced pseudoscientific diets ... btw, according to wiki, the square of your height is about the surface area of your body.
Basically this. On funland they also use it on like life insurances and such. I remember a case where a finnish body builder wanted to get an life insurance, but they wouldn't sell him one because according to his body mass index he was overweight (muscle weighs more than fat and so on), so there was a small shitstorm about that. Silly thing is that BMI is still used as a definite fact.
187, 91kg, Australian Also, seeing as how the average for humans is far shorter than what we're seeing here, gamers are either unnaturally tall or suffer from the penis size problem.
You added waist size but I have no idea how that works in metric countries. We do it in inches in the UK, and of course they'll do that in the US, but idk how it works in European countries, if it's metric or if they still use imperial.
Use cm, it's presented in the following intervals, but a direct inch=>cm conversion is fine: {72, 76, 80, 84, 88, 92, 96, 100, 104, 108, 114, 120, 126, 132, ...}
The occasional niche thing still uses imperial stuff, so I just wondered if this was one of them. That's what I heard anyway, I doubt I could name then. Also, is there a standardised Beer size in Europe? Because a large or a small could be different in each pub, and no-one will say "Can I have half a litre/500ml of Beer?". The "Pint" does have a use there, it's the same in every pub.
i think 0.33 and 0.5liters are the most common ones and in most countries ive been they understand "half a liter". but you get 0.2, 0.25 and 1l+ too, depending on region ... given your waiter is able to do the simplest unit conversions you should be able to get 500ml aswell, but i think the chance is quite high that you blow his/her mind, at least in the average "pub" here in austria