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So if the worst-case scenarios happen, what could you do to repair the damage even a little bit, or who could you ask for help?
They will hurt, damage and change you in ways you cannot imagine.
The longer it’s left untreated, though, the more likely it will lead to lasting damage.
And if bacterial toxins accumulate in the brain and trigger cell death, meningitis could also cause long-term brain damage and memory loss.
When I saw this damage for the first time, stretching all the way down the reef, I sunk onto the sand in my scuba gear and I cried.
A scientist in Guam wrote, "I cried right into my mask," seeing the damage on the reefs.
And the longer we wait to challenge that idea, the more damage it does to ourselves and our place in the world, like in the workforce, where age discrimination is rampant.
And while I'm sure many of you enjoy that suntan that you get from the remaining 10 percent, it causes a lot of problems: cataracts, damage to crops, damage to immune systems and also skin cancer.
So it wasn't actually until over 40 years later, in the 1970s, when scientists realized that CFCs would break down high in the atmosphere and damage the ozone layer.
Exposure to massive amounts of this radiation can result in cell damage, radiation burns, radiation sickness, cancer, and even death.
It should be just as concerned with building strength as with repairing damage.
This is the damage it causes.
Patients with hemispatial neglect, like P.S., typically have damage to one particular part of this network.
More extensive damage to the network can sometimes lead to a vegetative state, with no sign of consciousness.
Whenever you leave a concert or a bar and you have that ringing in your ears, you can be certain that you have done some damage to your hearing, likely permanent.
Since there is no real retribution possible that would make any difference, since there are people willing to actually give up their lives in order to do a lot of damage to us, it becomes apparent that the whole notion of this mutually assured destruction would not work.
I mean, you know, the emergency bunker was right there, was destroyed by the attacks, and obviously the damage done to the building and the lives.
Toxic problems from mine waste have caused damage of billions of dollars.
With onboard GPS, it can navigate autonomously, and it is rugged enough to self-land without damage.
It can heal after damage and it's tightly integrated with sensory neurons for feedback on motion and the environment.
Now, the unexpected thing about this is that Zach could stand up on stage and drench a perfectly innocent member of the audience without any concern that we'd damage the electronics, that we'd get him wet, that we'd hurt the books or the computers.
So you can see here, you can immerse a whole circuit board in this and it wouldn't cause any damage.
Because the critical thing about this is that even though the damage only eventually causes pathology, the damage itself is caused ongoing-ly throughout life, starting before we're born.
We can say that, fundamentally, the difference between gerontology and geriatrics is that gerontology tries to inhibit the rate at which metabolism lays down this damage.
And I'm going to explain exactly what damage is in concrete biological terms in a moment.
And geriatricians try to hold back the sands of time by stopping the damage converting into pathology.
And the reason it's a losing battle is because the damage is continuing to accumulate.
We know that this threshold exists, because we don't get age-related diseases until we're in middle age, even though the damage has been accumulating since before we were born.
What can damage accumulate in?
There is nothing we could throw at a black hole that would do the least bit of damage to it.
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