Precisely, they didn’t have Specsavers either.
Must have been quite taxing on the eyes, driven people I’d imagine.
Actually, some classical composers did have glasses. Dmitri Shostakovich was one.
Absolutely Besoeker. As Dex is a Mathematician I was going suggest that by converting calories into electrical energy (Watts) he would see how little electrical energy the body can actually produce.
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Doing the math: n hour on the bike generates around 0.11 kWh (more or less, depending on how fast you cycle, but probably not much more), and the average North American house uses 30 kWh per day. So, an hour on the bike provides only 0.37% of the energy needed for 24 hours, or approximately enough for five minutes. *Oops - that looks like a debunk to us, right there!
My school physic teacher said the overage power per hour was about 100W. That’s just to warm body up.
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Oi!! Taking my name in vain!!
I said I’d use my bike to power a light (1.5V one), and perhaps charge my phone.
I don’t recall saying I’d power my house, largely because I didn’t actually say it.
This is exactly how the MSM operates foxy. How very dare you employ the same tactics? 
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I just thought I’d fill in the blanks Dex…Just like the BBC does… 
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The BBC was good enough for Sir Terry, so, it’s good enough for me.
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It’s everyone’s Auntie.