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the stuff you wear so your worst day becomes a story, not a eulogy.

means protective equipment designed to reduce injury or death when things go wrong.

from from industrial revolution factory deaths so common that insurers, not governments, first demanded gloves, goggles, and guards on machines.

for instance

hard hatedward bullard patented it in 1919 after seeing soldiers survive shrapnel

seatbeltvolvo made the three point belt patent free in 1959, saving millions

n95 respirator3m mask that became the pandemic status symbol of 2020

harness and lanyardrequired above six feet on every u.s. construction site

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