BridgeWalker
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Posters with military training seem to follow this idea in this thread.
Then there's the posters who couldn't get into the military because of the permanent damage caused by working too long. I agree that working to and past exhaustion can be great. But working to and past signs of nerve damage is slightly less great, and could result in, for example, getting turned away by the marines. (And the army, navy, air force, and coast guard...)
Yeah so, personal bias here. Still the op talks about localized numbness. Not the same as fatigue or exhaustion.