We can move faster than humans, but with the obesity rates nowadays, turtles can move faster than most humans.
The quote from Jennifer L. Armentrout's book "Opal" highlights a humorous perspective on the current state of human physical activity, particularly referencing rising obesity rates. It suggests that while some creatures, such as turtles, are not typically seen as fast, they can actually surpass the speeds of many people today due to the prevalence of sedentary lifestyles.
This observation underscores a broader cultural commentary on health and activity levels in society. It serves as a reminder that maintaining fitness and being active are increasingly important, given the trends in obesity, and that even the slowest of animals can outpace many humans if they do not prioritize their health and well-being.
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