Bodies are so complex... it really depends on the type of damage and the location. For example, mild nerve damage - let's say from extreme cold exposure in the fingertips - will cause sensations of pain or discomfort only in the affected area of the nerves involved. On the other hand, a very common example of nerve damage is sciatic pain. The actual site of inflammation is in the lower back/hip area but people will get pain that extends all the way down their leg.

You know about the beef cattle industry, yes?

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Not sure about this specific case, but in general for this sort of thing (more difference between groups than within them):

Think of like a venn diagram with a large overlap. The difference between the groups is the distance between the two centers of the circles. The difference within the groups is the diameter of the circles. You can see how the former can be smaller than the latter, easily.

More accurately (and more mathy), think of two bell curves. The difference between the groups is the distance between the center of the two bell curves. The difference within the groups is proportional to the standard deviation or variance (4 standard deviations or whatever). Again you an imagine how by just putting the bell curves close together, they can remain clearly distinct while also having more difference within them than between the averages.

For an example more related to this, if you pick a trait like height for example. The difference in average height between people in your town vs the next town over (pretend you live in a town if you don't) is probably smaller than the difference in height between you and your sibling (pretend you have a same-sex sibling), despite the fact you are more closely related to your sibling.

Let's open a company and call it "organic epi", it still comes from organs but that's why we can call it "organic" right? 😂

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wow. I wonder if similar shaped "dinosaurs" had similar anatomy?

That works for gas but not for stars, black holes, asteroids, planets, etc. Their collision rate is negligible, similarly to dark matter. The key point about those galactic collisions is that the lens mass lies ahead of the gas, not the stars.

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Can I ask why you feel so strong about this? What's wrong in asking? If you tell them there's no time/option for that and they just agree, is that an issue?

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Sadly not true. It's a nice ideal that some backyard animal raisers might get close to. But the meat industry produces huge and harmful quantities of waste at every stage. We all end up paying for the consequences of that waste to be dealt with.
https://www.colorado.edu/ecenter/2021/03/04/waste-meat-industry

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I feel like this would be a factor for automatic torque wrenches but not manual ones. As you try to hit the torque correctly you usually slow to a complete stop.

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Aerosols usually contains greenhouse gases, like way more efficient (maybe not the right word) than CO2

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Not only the thread, but the compression on a gasket, no?

Those old pointer torque wrenches were good enough for grandpa, they are good enough for me. But those setting torque wrenches sound awesome.