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Also, we have probably tens of thousands of records of times that we either intentionally or accidentally, but under heavy observation broke someone's leg, and
by SomeStupidPoint 11y ago
Also, we have probably tens of thousands of records of times that we either intentionally or accidentally, but under heavy observation broke someone's leg, and they seem to pretty reliably be disturbed by the incident. (We actually have effectively done controlled experiments on leg breaking during various times we used torture methods to kill people, and as you say, it turns out that it hurt them.)
If the EMF people had a fraction of that evidence, everyone would take them much more seriously.
- saalweachter 11y agoWe do break people's bones pretty regularly as part of a medical intervention. The simplest case is just resetting a bone that healed crooked, but there are countless other ways, like in open-heart surgery or an orthodontic procedure that involves breaking the upper or lower jaw.
- __z 11y agoRemoval of impacted wisdom teeth (a common procedure) often involves removal of bone.
- girvo 11y agoI have a bit of bone right above my two front teeth that was removed -- right in the middle of it was a random tooth. I like to think it was my egg-tooth, but regardless, I was in rather a lot of pain after the operation; turns out removing and breaking bone hurts quite a lot.