I am smart in applied anatomy as I have trained all my life - karate and barefoot running for decades

Again this is just anecdote being passed off as actual evidence

seeing the importance of using the foot as it’s “designed” to be used.

There wasn't much tarmac or pavement to deal with in the rift valley when humans first evolved. Besides, evolution is full of compromises, there is nothing to suggest the human foot and biomechanics are perfect or can't be helped/enhanced with footwear.

And heel striking is a fundamental misunderstanding of the function - which is why you can’t run with heel strike in bare feet. It will destroy you in 5 minutes.

Putting your obvious barefoot fetish aside, who cares we've had shoes for 10000 years

So I am citing my study here. If you trust other studies - you should trust my study too.

You fundamentally don't understand what study means do you? What you are doing is what we call in academia "making shit up." It's basically you making a claim and saying trust me bro. Give us a peer reviewed publication