You Know, I Don't Want to Break Like That's Not Me

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In 2009 there was a jam article written and it was done uh between camberge and harvard thousands of people. They they had this imaging called dtis and it's so clear they can see a single neuronal track breaking And they call that a minor tbi so they're like, what's the threshold? It turns out it's 1.09 g's So then I started learning about over pressurization tbi right it's gonna be great. If you look at fighters and look at nfl's NFL guys they have the cte right you heard that and it's like specific regions of the brain that's Show some specific abnormalities. Yeah, you gotta call you ever broken like

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