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Science also says it takes no energy to hold a weight up. Have you ever cycled a hill?
No it doesn't, only the dumbed down formulas taught in low level classes say that.
Sounds like you never passed Experiencing Earth: 10 Things That Cost Energy To Do because last time I checked lifting weights definitely cost energy.
I am say science does not "say it doesn't take energy to keep a weight lifted".
Her arms must be getting awfully tired.
Silly, everyone knows she drops it when they change the batteries