“A moderate work out that conserved your energy. Ready for a harder session tomorrow.”

“Well done on a sustained session. You pushed through despite the gradient.”

These sound like the encouraging AI messages my husband gets from Strava when he’s been for a run and now my life will never be the same

Ah OK. Sorry to hear that.

But I guess there’s some sort of learning point to be had.

Has it made a difference?

What does 'endris' mean? Sounds like endless but that may be irrelevant.

Hang on..
This is *somewhat* helpful.
www.theguardian.com/books/2011/d...

Have to say that's a pretty sound tactic. Works for paintings too, I find.

6. For this to be useful the conversation absolutely must not be about whether ADHD and ASD are being over diagnosed. Instead it should be "how are these diagnoses being arrived at and are they helping people?"
This means looking at processes, interventions and a wide range of outcomes.

She appears - from what I can tell - to be comparing a family of two with no kids on the national living wage (one only working part time) with a family of 5 who are all disabled and claiming UC and housing benefits and that doesn’t strike me as a fair comparison.