Planning presentation options

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I’m thinking we should present the information succinctly, probably using bullet points. It might be good to produce two options: one with quick takeaways and another outlining potential next steps. I should definitely ask what format the user prefers too. My plan is to provide a compact analysis that highlights essential insights while making it easy for the user to digest the information. That way, we can make the most impact!Drafting key points

I’m preparing a draft with six bullet points to cover various factors. First, I'll consider factors like wet-bulb heat, humidity, and travel across latitudes. Second, I’ll address physiology, noting how heat acclimation takes about 10-14 days. Data signs will discuss performance metrics and sprint distances. Next, I’ll highlight differences faced by foreign players in extreme summer climates. For mitigation strategies, I’ll mention acclimation and hydration techniques. Lastly, I'll touch on club operations and offer to create an 800-word op-ed or a data-supported chart reflecting WBGT per city.Proposing structured analysis

I realize we shouldn't assert false facts, so I aim to be generic. Although providing references may not be necessary due to constraints, I can suggest a tiny data plan to pull historical weather data for match cities. From there, we could compute WBGT based on temperature and humidity to correlate with metrics. While I can propose this, we won't have the network or data currently. I’ll provide a few alternative headlines in Chinese and use structured bullets. Lastly, I’ll ask a clarifying question about the desired deliverable: analysis, news release, data plan, or interview outline.

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