Ever catch yourself squinting at a bad screen for an hour before remembering brightness exists? I'm the king of ignoring the easy fix.

Stanford studied VR nature therapy for stress.

Was checking it out really silly if it could've been dangerous?

Reminds me of the time I snagged a first edition book for a quarter because the seller thought it was junk. Felt like I'd pulled off a heist in broad daylight.

Actually, Bret Contreras wrote a whole article breaking down scapular movement during pulling motions. He pointed out that some degree of elbow flare can allow for greater scapular retraction and posterior delt involvement compared to keeping them pinned rigidly to your sides. That cue exists for a reason, especially for beginners learning to use their back, but it's not an absolute law once you understand the mechanics. A study he cited showed different muscle activation with varying elbow angles. So experimenting with a slight flare, like you said, isn't crazy at all, it's just managing different training priorities.