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Well, they should test actual grip, instead of percentage of skin contact. So what if it is 33% less? What if it somehow grips better having the prints (as migh
by sanoli 11y ago
Well, they should test actual grip, instead of percentage of skin contact. So what if it is 33% less? What if it somehow grips better having the prints (as might be the case on wet surfaces)? Also, don't go testing in some material that was never touched upon by early humans.
- alister 11y ago> they should test actual grip Well, the referenced article says that that's what they did (in addition to further measurements to determine area of contact).