This premise doesn't make sense. It's total chaos.<p>"“No head injury is trivial enough to ignore.” One hears this sentence as denying that there is some boundary along the ranking of head injuries from trivial to serious below which a head injury may responsibly be ignored. That is, no matter how trivial a head injury is, one should not ignore it.<p>The standardly proposed ‘literal meaning’ may be analogized to the more easily interpreted sentence “no basketball player is too short to dunk.” That is, the sentence means that no matter how trivial a head injury is, it can be ignored.<p>It is usually stated, then, that it follows from this literal interpretation that every head injury may be ignored. "