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Yes, it truly is amazing! Hair is remarkably resilient. While individual hairs are thin, they are made of a tough protein called keratin, which provides them with strength. Here are a few facts to give you a sense of just how resilient hair is: Hair is incredibly strong. Each hair can support up to 100 grams in weight. Multiplied by the average 100,000 to 150,000 hairs on each head, your entire head of hair could support the weight equivalent to two elephants. Hair is also very elastic. It can stretch up to 30% of its original length when wet. Hair is resistant to degradation. This is why hair can be found on ancient mummies or in old graves, it can persist for a long time under the right conditions. However, despite its strength, hair is not invincible. Heat, chemicals, and physical stress can damage the hair shaft, leading to breakage and split ends. The reason our hair can get split ends or appear to get "worn out" over time is because the hair farthest from the scalp is the oldest. This hair has been exposed to the elements, heat styling, color treatments, and other forms of wear and tear for the longest time.
I said to GPT-4: "It's amazing how long so thin material as hair survives"
This part from the end of the answer didn't fit in the prompt:
"The growth, resilience, and eventual degradation of hair is a fascinating process, and it's one of the many ways our bodies are remarkable."
Since the aim in this case was to maximize the role of AI, the title is also one of the eight titles suggested by AI.
