Actually, these are a couple that kind of bother me too.. .. meaning the tendency for people to avoid any kind of exertion.. whether it is walking and/or taking the stairs or overly using their cars when some of the destinations are close by and the weather is not bad...

Sometimes when in a building.. whether it is up or down, but if the destination is only 1 or 2 flights, then it should be really easy to accomplish, unless your hands are full of a lot of stuff or maybe if some other special circumstances justify the use of the elevator.. .. but sometimes, if any of us might say, let's take the stairs, and then there might be some difficulties locating the stairs, so maybe sometimes the stairs might need to be closer to the elevators and perhaps more open and inviting in terms of building designs.

..and yeah car use for a few blocks seems a bit much, and perhaps interferes with our abilities to more easily run into and get to know our neighbors - including that sometimes we may well end up being afraid of and/or hating our neighbors more than we should... it is not easy to know the solution to some of these circumstances, and surely many cities (and even towns) and buildings are designed in ways to NOT be very inviting to walkability and/or social interaction.. .. I am not sure if these design choices are on purpose in all cases, but surely in some cases they are.

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Call me a dummy when it had come to the organ versus piano distinction, and you must admit that you failed/refused to mention anything in regards to your preparedness (or lack thereof) to be able to get away from a bear... and maybe some other stamina type benefits that could come from resistance training.... and I am going to still battle any attempts that you are seeming to overly equate having a lot of work and exercise in your life towards being sufficient levels of preparation and fitness for either strength and/or other general attempts at exertion that might be improved through various kinds of exercising, whether it is resistance training, cardio, core exercises and/or stretching.. and not even saying that you are completely avoiding these things even though you are poo pooing on them a lot, including the likely benefits that come from resistance training.. .whether body weight only or assisted through weights.

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I am going to consistently say that these push ups are not easy.. and hopefully, I am not coming to regret my attempts to continue to keep up with the 100 per day average.. (currently plus a little more than 100 on average).