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The human body is equipped with a self-protective system that results in pain when potential danger or bodily damage are involved. "Nociceptive" pain comes from nerves in the peripheral nervous system that respond only to stimuli that is at or above a threshold of harmful intensity. it alerts the person that something is going on that poses a significant hazard.
When one decides to ram his fist into a wall, or does any of a large number of other equally dumb things, the nociceptive pain serves as an object lesson: "When you do that, it hurts. Instant solution: don't do it again." The body and brain cooperate in informing their occupant that his self-destructive impulses have consequences.
Kids learn a great deal from doing things that hurt or give them booboos. Sometimes adults need refresher courses.
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When you hit a wall and sponge with equal force in which case it hurts more?
Hitting a wall with a harder, less compressible object like your hand would hurt more than hitting it with a softer, more compressible object like a sponge. This is because the force is transferred more directly through the harder object, leading to greater impact on your hand.
Why is it that when you accidentally hit your hand against the wall you get electrocuted?
Hitting your hand against the wall would not cause you to get electrocuted. If you feel a sudden jolt or shock when touching a wall, it may be due to static electricity buildup on your body, especially in dry conditions. This can create a temporary imbalance in charge resulting in a small discharge when you touch a conductor like a wall.
What action or reaction does your hand have pushing against a wall?
When pushing against a wall, your hand exerts a force in the direction of the wall. The wall exerts an equal and opposite reaction force back on your hand, resulting in the sensation of resistance and pressure. This interaction follows Newton's third law of motion, which states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
What are the forces involved when someone pushes on a wall?
When someone pushes on a wall, the main forces involved are the normal force exerted by the wall on the person's hand (perpendicular to the wall) and the force exerted by the person's hand on the wall (opposite in direction to the normal force). Friction between the person's hand and the wall also plays a role in resisting the motion of the hand.
You hit a wall with a stick the equal but opposite reaction is the wall push against you the stick pushes against you you push against the stick or the wall pushes against the stick?
The equal and opposite reaction is the wall pushing back against you. When you hit the wall with a stick, the force you exert on the wall is transferred to you through the stick, causing the wall to push back with an equal force. The stick simply transmits this force between you and the wall.
Do brass knuckles hurt?
They do. They hurt the person who is hit with them, and they usually hurt the hand of the person doing the hitting.
How can you smack somebody hard but don't hurt them?
put your opposite hand on the victim face them hit your hand withe the other hand and hit your hand as hard ad you can
How did Gus frerotte get hurt?
he hit his head into a concrete wall and sprained his neck
What is the best way to hit the volleyball so that it wont hurt your arm or your hand?
Hit it with your head.
How do you make your hand swollen?
hit it with a hammer or on a table or on the side of the wall
When you hit a wall and sponge with equal force in which case it hurts more?
Hitting a wall with a harder, less compressible object like your hand would hurt more than hitting it with a softer, more compressible object like a sponge. This is because the force is transferred more directly through the harder object, leading to greater impact on your hand.
Why does it hurt when you hit your hand on water?
When you hit your hand on water, it can hurt due to the rapid deceleration of your hand as it strikes the surface. Water, while fluid, has a density that creates resistance when your hand moves quickly into it, leading to a sudden stop that can cause pain. Additionally, the impact can cause minor trauma to the skin and underlying tissues, resulting in discomfort.
Why did they improve tennis balls?
They improved tennis balls because when the hand hand hit it, it would hurt. So they made the balls softer for people.
If you hit a tennis ball with the tennis racket which has more force?
Accordig to one of Newton's laws, the force is equal because objects exert equal and opposite force on one another. This is why if you punch a brick wall, your hand will probably hurt. You are hitting the brick wall and it is "hitting" you back with the same amount of force.
How do you hit people on Littlebigplanet?
stand next to someone put your hand to your chest and quickly thrust out the anolog stick to to the player and your sack will hit them with there hand and if your have an item in your hand like a frying pan and you use that hand it make a sound like a frying pan is hitting them and you hit them with the item also sackboys hand will hurt unless you hit someone when they are dragging you by walking up to you and pressing the R1 button
Can you make chakra go in your hand and hit someone and its going to hurt?
no, you cannot make a chakra hurt somebody because chakras are tied in with Reiki and with Reiki you cannot do bad, you have to do good so you can't hurt anybody
What is Irish hand ball?
It is a sport where you hit a rubber ball, that is slightly smaller than a tennis ball, against a wall and when it bounces back, your opponent must hit it. It would be similar to playing squash using your hand instead of a racket.
