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Olympic Boxing Ban
The Rio Olympics banned boxers from wearing head gear, as men with head gear were found to be more vulnerable to concussions and those wearing gloves were more vulnerable to cuts from low-level injuries. This is due to research that shows when comparing injuries, medical-grade significance in looking at different injuries was found for those with normal hands and gloves.
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The more familiar an individual is with their work environment, the more risks they are likely to take, making safety a challenge in the workplace.
25:19 - 26:34 (01:14)
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The more familiar an individual is with their work environment, the more risks they are likely to take, making safety a challenge in the workplace. One solution is purposeful safety equipment that is comfortable enough for extended wear to maintain clear outcomes.
ChapterOlympic Boxing Ban
Episode#539 - Sam Tatam - Evolutionary Ideas For Modern Problems
PodcastModern Wisdom
The 2016 Rio Olympics banned men from wearing head gear in boxing, as they were found to be more susceptible to concussion.
26:34 - 29:26 (02:52)
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The 2016 Rio Olympics banned men from wearing head gear in boxing, as they were found to be more susceptible to concussion. Additionally, those who wore gloves were found to be more likely to feel vulnerable and at risk of cuts compared to those who did not wear gloves.
ChapterOlympic Boxing Ban
Episode#539 - Sam Tatam - Evolutionary Ideas For Modern Problems
PodcastModern Wisdom
The Shinkan Zen 500 and wind turbines based on humpback whale fins are examples of evolved design taking inspiration for efficient technology from animal adaptations.
29:26 - 32:11 (02:45)
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The Shinkan Zen 500 and wind turbines based on humpback whale fins are examples of evolved design taking inspiration for efficient technology from animal adaptations. Companies like Whale Power are looking towards evolved psychological solutions, rather than biological ones, for more innovative and sustainable solutions to engineering challenges.