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Five questions for this case

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01

Does controlled rolling enable meaningful functional mobility?

Finding: Governed activity records place useful mobility output alongside movement-burden context.

Scope: this is an individual N-of-1 record, not universal proof.

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02

How does walking's mechanical burden compare with controlled skating?

Finding: Accepted same-day observations show greater accumulated dynamic shock per minute during walking than controlled Mall skating.

Scope: measured dates, sources, and unequal exposure remain material.

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03

Is the difference repeatable in accepted same-day sequences?

Finding: Repeated Mall → Walk → PT sequences provide governed same-day comparisons.

Scope: repeatability does not mean every metric favors every stage.

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04

Does sustained skating function persist in real-world use over time?

Finding: Governed route, distance, and duration observations document sustained real-world skating across multiple years.

Scope: historical use and modern instrumented records are distinct.

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05

How does transport context alter movement/body-coupling exposure?

Finding: Transportation contexts have distinct measured movement/body-coupling profiles.

Scope: passive transportation is distinct from active motorcycle control.

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