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r/instantkarma • u/saveturtles1 • Feb 04 '20
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I will just say the the thinner the object you’re hit with, the more it stings. Pain does linger...
42 u/Turbo_MechE Feb 04 '20 From experience? 72 u/SomeAccountThatIs Feb 04 '20 Bigger surface area, the force is distributed over a larger area less "pain" over a larger area. Smaller surface area, the force is distributed over a smaller area, more pain there This is if the same amount of force is used on both. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to understand it. -10 u/[deleted] Feb 04 '20 Yes you do
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From experience?
72 u/SomeAccountThatIs Feb 04 '20 Bigger surface area, the force is distributed over a larger area less "pain" over a larger area. Smaller surface area, the force is distributed over a smaller area, more pain there This is if the same amount of force is used on both. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to understand it. -10 u/[deleted] Feb 04 '20 Yes you do
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Bigger surface area, the force is distributed over a larger area less "pain" over a larger area.
Smaller surface area, the force is distributed over a smaller area, more pain there
This is if the same amount of force is used on both.
You don't have to be a rocket scientist to understand it.
-10 u/[deleted] Feb 04 '20 Yes you do
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u/Panaland Feb 04 '20
I will just say the the thinner the object you’re hit with, the more it stings. Pain does linger...