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A human falling is a lot of energy. Energy has to go somewhere. Either the foam will compress, or it won't compress and the energy will 'dissipate' in the hum
by OrangeMonkey 4y ago
A human falling is a lot of energy. Energy has to go somewhere.
Either the foam will compress, or it won't compress and the energy will 'dissipate' in the human body.
In this case, we had foam that appeared non-compressable with sharp points that hit on the back. This feels like a level of stupid that it takes an MBA to come up with.
- Ekaros 4y agoI don't think foam is that hard. There just isn't nearly enough of it. It seems there is barely 30 cm or something and people are hitting the bottom that is floor.