Is there a concept like antihormesis where steady, accumulating responses to stressors with insufficient recovery makes you more fragile rather than antifragile? Feels strange that this obvious default case and normal chronic stress response but has no word. Fragilization?
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With focus on systemic integrity/disintegrity response rather than specific symptoms. Yep trauma creep captures it.https://twitter.com/vgr/status/1216430711399317504?s=21 …
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Like caregiver fatigue, compassion fatigue? In materials, it's fatigue. Chronic low level stress on people doesn't seem to have a language to distinguish from more dramatic incidents of trauma, yet we read how serious it is.
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The word "degenerative" is floating up to the top of my mind. Use it as you will.
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Why not fatigue? It has an engineering meaning that is pretty much what you mean. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatigue_(material) …
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