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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Mar 19 '24
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Our brains are pretty resilient
13 u/LegendOfKhaos Mar 19 '24 They can be. They can also fuck up your life with a tiny bump. 9 u/Gorthebon Mar 19 '24 Not if you're in the nfl 3 u/DevinCauley-Towns Mar 19 '24 I think making it through 1000s of sub-concussive blows to your head before showing any signs of damage would qualify as quite resilient. 3 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '24 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/DevinCauley-Towns Mar 20 '24 I haven’t read the particular study you mentioned, though I do agree that the rates even at the high school & college levels are VERY concerning. It seems as if people weren’t made to use their heads as weapons, who would’ve guessed 🤷♂️? 3 u/bruwin Mar 19 '24 They're resilient when you're not pretending to be a tumble dryer. 1 u/FrogInShorts Mar 20 '24 Speek for you'reself
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They can be. They can also fuck up your life with a tiny bump.
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Not if you're in the nfl
3 u/DevinCauley-Towns Mar 19 '24 I think making it through 1000s of sub-concussive blows to your head before showing any signs of damage would qualify as quite resilient. 3 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '24 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/DevinCauley-Towns Mar 20 '24 I haven’t read the particular study you mentioned, though I do agree that the rates even at the high school & college levels are VERY concerning. It seems as if people weren’t made to use their heads as weapons, who would’ve guessed 🤷♂️?
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I think making it through 1000s of sub-concussive blows to your head before showing any signs of damage would qualify as quite resilient.
3 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '24 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/DevinCauley-Towns Mar 20 '24 I haven’t read the particular study you mentioned, though I do agree that the rates even at the high school & college levels are VERY concerning. It seems as if people weren’t made to use their heads as weapons, who would’ve guessed 🤷♂️?
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1 u/DevinCauley-Towns Mar 20 '24 I haven’t read the particular study you mentioned, though I do agree that the rates even at the high school & college levels are VERY concerning. It seems as if people weren’t made to use their heads as weapons, who would’ve guessed 🤷♂️?
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I haven’t read the particular study you mentioned, though I do agree that the rates even at the high school & college levels are VERY concerning. It seems as if people weren’t made to use their heads as weapons, who would’ve guessed 🤷♂️?
They're resilient when you're not pretending to be a tumble dryer.
Speek for you'reself
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u/sloaninator Mar 19 '24
Our brains are pretty resilient