yes ive used a pedometer for my entire day before, so when i say 30mi per work day that’s more than an underestimate. i walk to/from work 12mi round trip, at work i move non-stop from the moment i get on till the moment i clock out and then for like another hour after but im not including that hour nor am i including anthing on my days off or before i start my walk to work (btw im a cook and we do what most places would require 3-4 cooks yet we do it with 1-2 so yes NON-STOP). so im sure the average person can make it 3 times around THE EQUATOR, TOTALLY FLAT, AND WEAR UM LETS SEE SHOES AS PER REGION AND SLEEP WHEREVER (seriously thought wtf do you think they wore 10k years ago or where they slept then…). lets just say a human was to walk non stop from the moment they can walk till they are unable to. third the whole what to wear and where to sleep thing is fucking foolish to even mention. second im sure they were not including elevation changes.

first off they say equator so pay attention. So take that and all that other stuff people were pointing out about ages and lifetimes and put it together with one more thing: YOU CAN’T WALK AROUND THE WORLD – THERE’S MOUNTAINS AND INTERNATIONAL BORDERS AND OCEANS AND DON’T FORGET WEATHER AND WHAT HOTELS ARE YOU GONNA STAY IN AND WHAT KIND OF SHOES ARE YOU GONNA and others but mainly him. That’s a pretty large amount of steps to underachieve!

Everest and the Mariana Trench being taken into account, which happens to only be a mere 12 miles? or are they calculating by flattening the mountains to create a smooth surface? and how about centrifugal force which makes the earth bulge around the equator? blah, blah, blah, etc.) and multiply by 5 times equals 124,505 miles then the above calculations are 14,505 miles short of making that last (or fifth) trek around the world. and who’s doing the measuring? ancient Greeks like Aristotle and Eratosthenes or modern scientists who have access to satellite data? and how? are the differences between Mt. For if the earth’s circumference is 24,901 miles (and which way are you measuring? cuz it”s wider than it is tall.

Number of steps in a kilometre