I always found most tv apps have some performance issues. I've seen netflix, prime, even youtube crash, lag, or have some issues now and then that just made me think that maybe tvs are just not powerful. Don't even want to talk about Disney+, HBO, or Hulu.
Then I got an appletv+ subscription, and was pleasantly surprised it performed far better, on an android tv even. I wonder if it's beyond just the company standards for performance, and that the lower compatibility for porting between swift and the android sdks compared to idk react components or flutter, forced them to start from scratch for performance on android tvs.
I see a lot of sarcastic comments, but even Kurzgesagt released a video that talks about how exercising doesn't really increase energy expenditure. The theory/findings were that we tend to have a consistent allocation of where energy is spent. Maybe if you start exercising tomorrow, you'd be expending more energy than before, but there was research suggesting that over a month, you'd be expending the same amount of energy as you usually did, by reallocating where the energy is spent.
This research just reinforces that exercising doesn't affect reallocation of energy expenditure.
But that being said, this seems like it was a 2-week experiment, and doesn't disprove that maybe across months the body gets used to the exercise, and reallocation happens.
Then I got an appletv+ subscription, and was pleasantly surprised it performed far better, on an android tv even. I wonder if it's beyond just the company standards for performance, and that the lower compatibility for porting between swift and the android sdks compared to idk react components or flutter, forced them to start from scratch for performance on android tvs.