Two people measure something that changes with age, particularly in men. They reference a 17-year-old baseline, aim for a low score for someone named Brian, and note the measurement can be accurate within 4 millimeters.
As you get older. For men, this gets bigger.
Yeah.
This should stay the same.
I think it's the same ratio as my 17 year old on this one. I think I'm gonna win.
Is he here?
You know what, we should get him in here.
We should.
Really. This is really all about beating talents.
As you get older, this number is gonna be wider, right? Because you lose sensitivity. So a young person. This should be small. And that's what we're trying to get for Brian. Okay? So you're gonna tell me if you feel one or two points. Okay.
What was my previous score.
Really good? I forget what age it was, but like low 20s.
2, 2, 1.
Perfect. How'd you do it? I don't know. You could get within 4 millimeters.
That's a lot better.
I know, that's really great.
