I'm glad you disagree with me but I'm going to ask you to do something nobody likes to do. Look at what I said objectively without confirmation bias.

Now you and I both know how carpal tunnel is diagnosed in clinical practice and we should both be aware of how often it is a misdiagnosis because there is no 100% way to know if your medical diagnosis of CTS was correct without examining the nerve visually. Which was my point.

If you are sitting here claiming to say the way our bodies were built and not the way we are using them is why the majority of the population have back problems or arthritis I have to disagree.

Based on the knowledge that is currently reproducible without question 32 times in a row. The last 15 years of research in myofascial release and kinesiology have taught us the exact opposite of what you claim. They simply don't teach you this in medical school. Yes they might talk about the pirifomis and how it may be responsible for back pain or sciatic nerve pain but they don't teach at all how to fix these problems.

I'm telling you right now 99.9% of the population does not even walk correctly. Find that as hard to believe as you want it is provable.

You can disagree with anything I have said but none of it was not objective and none of it was incorrect based on the currently level of research that we as humanity have done.

Hell dude myofascial release therapy wasn't even taught in schools for physical therapy doctorates and orthopedic surgeons until just about 15 years ago.

Evolution has definitely shown us how our bodies have been used over the last 175,000 years. As nomadic hunters and gatherers like you said.

Frankly this has nothing to do with if you are sitting at your desk and typing correctly.

If you are a doctor you have access to the same things I do so do not take my word for it do the research yourself. Question me and let that question drive you to the truth.