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25 October 2026

  • curprev 04:4304:43, 25 October 2026 Tisha619442 talk contribs 2,429 bytes +2,429 Created page with "Swimming has its share of popular beliefs, and some of them contain more myth than fact. Examining a few is a good exercise in careful thinking. The point is not to dismiss them, but to separate what the evidence supports from what simply sounds convincing.<br><br>Three common ideas<br><br>The first is that the swimmer in the middle lane always has an advantage. The fastest swimmers are placed there, so they win more often for reasons unrelated to the lane. The second is..."
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