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Why isn't it standard medical practice, then, to have each of your major bones broken in series, for example?
by dmd 3y ago
Why isn't it standard medical practice, then, to have each of your major bones broken in series, for example?
- pdonis 3y agoMy claim was not that everything that hurts you must make you stronger, not weaker. I only made the much weaker claim that what fraction of things that hurt you make you weaker, not stronger, is highly variable from person to person. That does not imply that anyone would be made stronger by having each of their major bones broken--still less that doing so should be standard practice, just to see if it makes some people stronger. Having a major bone broken might not be in the set of things that makes anyone stronger by hurting them. There are lots of things that hurt besides having a major bone broken. Many of them do not do any physical damage to you at all.