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[QUOTE="businesslawyer, post: 4225858, member: 55"] Not to be picky, and I’m a lawyer and not a physicist, but I’m fairly certain that your theory is dead wrong as a matter of physics. The force of impact is what it is. And while it is lessened by one side being able to move away from the contact, that lessens the force of impact for both sides. There is no such thing as one side lessening the force of contact for it by moving backward without it lessening the force of contact for the other side as well. What is true is that Kalkbrenner was prepared for handling the contact and Hawkins wasn’t. [/QUOTE]
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