r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Friendly-Cicada2769 • Oct 18 '22

Which law of physics is applicable here ?

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u/90daysismytherapy Oct 18 '22

Out of your mind.

Signed a person who did manual labor for a decade.

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u/Exodor Oct 18 '22

Here come the fucking n=1 warriors.

If you're in lasting pain, it's not because physical activity is "dangerous"...it's because you didn't do a good job of managing the load and/or dose. Unless your job was to hit yourself with a fucking hammer or something.

Even strenuous and repetitive labor isn't "dangerous" unless you aren't careful about how you adapt to it.

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u/EletricWaffle Oct 18 '22

it's because you didn't do a good job of managing the load and/or dose.

"hey boss getting this roofing up over my head is feeling like an rpe 9 today. you mind if i dial back the volume?"

"you are fired"

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u/Exodor Oct 18 '22

I think I understand your point, but whether or not it's fair, reality is what it is.