The only problem with this idea of exercise is that it can be more of a time commitment and more costly. The "boring" alternatives you listed are definitely not as exciting, but it's a sure way to get your exercise in for the day, especially if you live in a city.

I'm not surprised this is happening. It still makes me very sad to think the platform that once felt like authentic, raw footage is taking yet another step towards feeling like a substitute for TV. This is great for the influencers/creators on the YouTube platform, but unfortunately makes me as a viewer feel less connected to the video. YouTube is awesome when you feel like you are there with the creator and not the advertisers.

Just like civil engineers build elevators and ramps for their buildings, software engineers should be held to the same standard for the accessibility of their websites to account for all users.