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2024-07-26 20:15:57
Do not do this. It will damage the ligament in your thumb. [Link]
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2024-07-26 20:27:25
The picture only describes a Finkelstein test. [Link]
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2024-07-26 20:55:26
This is a Finkelstein test, doing this will damage the ligament in your thumb. - [Link] - [Link]
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2024-07-26 21:00:14
NNN, this is obviously a joke based on the quote tweet
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2024-07-26 21:07:11
NNN-the graphic depicts the ligament injury caused by the Finkelstein test and is an argument against the intelligent design theory
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2024-07-26 21:40:53
NNN. The notes are explaining how this will damage your thumb ligaments. That's exactly the point OP is making, that an intelligent designer wouldn't design our hands to be able to damage themselves so easily.
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2024-07-26 23:45:54
Note Not Needed: that's clearly the point of the post, to demonstrate how easy it is to tear your thumb ligament.
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2024-07-27 00:58:57
do it
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2024-07-27 01:39:10
NN, to most people it is obviously an example of the quoted tweet, but that doesn't necessarily mean somebody might not try to enact it and damage their thumb ligament. Just like how you can still get cut by an open can during a presentation about sharp objects. [Link]
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2024-07-28 05:43:30
This image shows the Finkelstein test. It is a provocative test for De Quervain’s disease. If one feels pain while doing it, this means they are most likely positive for the disease. It is NOT a method of “breaking your thumb ligament” like many people claim. [Link]
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