"No human is limited" is the dumbest marketing of all time

Productpriceplacepromotion wrote:

Insultingly stupid. Humans clearly do have limitations. Nobody will ever run a one minute mile, or a sub one hour marathon.

The hundred metre record will never be under 5 seconds.

Some people ARE limited by disability.

People's running DOES becomes limited through aging.

Many people ARE limited by their intelligence. Someone with an IQ of 50 can't be a physicist.

It just annoys me. If humans aren't limited will Kipchoge be running 2:01 at 45? 50? 60?

I get it, you're not limited on self-improvement.. A 20 stone man could lose 5 stone and run a 2hour half marathon.

But to suggest we all have no upper limit of running is, frankly insulting and idiotic.

GreatDane wrote:

You’re reading it word for word without looking at the deeper message it’s trying to portray. The aim is to encourage people from across the world to break down their own barriers, sporting or otherwise, and believe in themselves when others try to tell them to give up.

Productpriceplacepromotion wrote:

Insultingly stupid. Humans clearly do have limitations. Nobody will ever run a one minute mile, or a sub one hour marathon.

The hundred metre record will never be under 5 seconds.

Some people ARE limited by disability.

People's running DOES becomes limited through aging.

Many people ARE limited by their intelligence. Someone with an IQ of 50 can't be a physicist.

It just annoys me. If humans aren't limited will Kipchoge be running 2:01 at 45? 50? 60?

I get it, you're not limited on self-improvement.. A 20 stone man could lose 5 stone and run a 2hour half marathon.

But to suggest we all have no upper limit of running is, frankly insulting and idiotic.

Productpriceplacepromotion wrote:

Insultingly stupid. Humans clearly do have limitations. Nobody will ever run a one minute mile, or a sub one hour marathon.

The hundred metre record will never be under 5 seconds.

Some people ARE limited by disability.

People's running DOES becomes limited through aging.

Many people ARE limited by their intelligence. Someone with an IQ of 50 can't be a physicist.

It just annoys me. If humans aren't limited will Kipchoge be running 2:01 at 45? 50? 60?

I get it, you're not limited on self-improvement.. A 20 stone man could lose 5 stone and run a 2hour half marathon.

But to suggest we all have no upper limit of running is, frankly insulting and idiotic.

Productpriceplacepromotion wrote:

Insultingly stupid. Humans clearly do have limitations.

Run4fun69 wrote:

Imagine being on a message board so long you remember posts from three years ago, Christ...

Productpriceplacepromotion wrote:

Insultingly stupid. Humans clearly do have limitations. Nobody will ever run a one minute mile, or a sub one hour marathon.

The hundred metre record will never be under 5 seconds.

Some people ARE limited by disability.

People's running DOES becomes limited through aging.

Many people ARE limited by their intelligence. Someone with an IQ of 50 can't be a physicist.

It just annoys me. If humans aren't limited will Kipchoge be running 2:01 at 45? 50? 60?

I get it, you're not limited on self-improvement.. A 20 stone man could lose 5 stone and run a 2hour half marathon.

But to suggest we all have no upper limit of running is, frankly insulting and idiotic.

it's meaningless wrote:

GreatDane wrote:

You’re reading it word for word without looking at the deeper message it’s trying to portray. The aim is to encourage people from across the world to break down their own barriers, sporting or otherwise, and believe in themselves when others try to tell them to give up.

But it falls completely flat. No one is telling people to give up. On the contrary, the whole world is overflowing with fake positivity and fake encouragement. Even you're doing it. There's nothing deep or wise or interesting in what you have said, it's plainly obvious to every single person. This mantra has been repeated a billion times and keeps being repeated by every single self-help guru ad-nauseam. At this point it's not inspiring - it's vomit inducing.

Productpriceplacepromotion wrote:

Insultingly stupid. Humans clearly do have limitations. Nobody will ever run a one minute mile, or a sub one hour marathon.

The hundred metre record will never be under 5 seconds.

Some people ARE limited by disability.

People's running DOES becomes limited through aging.

Many people ARE limited by their intelligence. Someone with an IQ of 50 can't be a physicist.

It just annoys me. If humans aren't limited will Kipchoge be running 2:01 at 45? 50? 60?

I get it, you're not limited on self-improvement.. A 20 stone man could lose 5 stone and run a 2hour half marathon.

But to suggest we all have no upper limit of running is, frankly insulting and idiotic.