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Originally Posted by ComixZone
"veteran mind" and "post-apex mind" are not the same thing.
Post-apex would refer to a downturn in cognitive ability. So, you're effectively saying "old, slowing, degrading mind".
...so no, that's not a good thing. However, it could be deadly. Someone with the youthful exuberance of a 19 year old and the slowing mind of an 89 year old would probably run into some dangerous situations.
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Clever... using the same rational a veteran mind might be damaged by the trauma of war time... so it won't be much good to a young hockey player either...
But if you assume that post apex (per Weisbrod's definition) is an aging hockey player (in his 30's) you assume of sound hockey mind, starting to lose a step in the body my comment is right on