What is so wrong with pretending to hit someone in the head with a fake steel chair?

>>16319036
>Superstars’ steel-bending chair attacks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ST1aAYYJdaY

>>16319036
CTE is a real thing, chud.

>>16319905
>>16319036
CTE is not real, unironically.

>Advocates of CTE as a disease describe it as presenting with behavioral disturbance, increased suicidality and neurodegeneration leading to dementia.
>The evidence to date, however, does not rise to the level of a verifiable disease, and remains at the level of case report.
>To assume that CTE pathology represents a neurodegenerative disease flies in the face of a number of facts, including that traumatic brain injury does not cause neurodegeneration, protein deposits in the brain are a poor predictor of behavioral symptoms, p-tau is not necessarily toxic or self-propagating, and retired NFL players are actually much physically and mentally healthier than men of their demographic background.
>They have an all-cause mortality rate that is 50% of that expected, and a suicide rate that is 40% of that expected.
>The most parsimonious explanation of the evidence to date is that repetitive head trauma may result in p-tau deposition, but that this isoform of p-tau is inert and has no toxic or self-propagating effects.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30169776/