do you think is this reversible? or, at least preventable for the younger ones?
The decline in Western grip strength is neuromuscular and can be heard in the weak, unemotional, badly coordinated and slurred voices of millennials. Emotion itself is physical and the ultimate mental result of this trend is people who are dull, uncaring, and callous.
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How does one make sure oneself isn't dull, uncaring and callous?
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The damage is done, there is nothing anyone can do.
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I’ve noticed subtle yet striking differences in fluidity of movement and precision of speech among actors in old tv shows (e.g. “Perry Mason”) and 21st century tv. I wonder if this is measurable by technical means?
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I always think of Johnny Carson as the arch exemplar of this.
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You’re working towards some kind of grand unified theory of modern man here.
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It’s interesting how physical and mental phenomena are related. Gripping something is mentally represented very similarly to “holding onto something in your head”.
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