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Old 06-13-2023, 05:04 PM #4
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Bob19238,

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Not a chance of causing a concussion.

Think of this. Put your hand on a hard floor and drop a 16 pound bowling ball on it from 1 foot. That is the minimum force to cause a concussion.

Why are you concerned? Hindsight can't change what already happened.
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