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Ok I was prepared to start white-knighting here and tell you to fuck off for making fun of a disabled person but then I thought I'd search this up first and...well, carry on.
It was a reasearch project on how our bodies would look like if our bodies could actually be impact and damage resistant right?
Am I thinking of the right project?
Yep, car crash safety PSA
You made me realize that I don't think I've seen this happen since coming to Lemmy last June. It was a real problem on reddit.
I find the user base here tends to be somewhat more rational and considered, avoiding kneejerk reactions for the most part (unless warranted). It’s nice.
I've noticed the same!