Body armor renders the wearer completely invulnerable to bullets
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REFUTED
the evidence says no
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Body armor is designed to be bullet-resistant rather than entirely bulletproof, meaning it protects against specific projectiles and levels of force rather than rendering a wearer completely invulnerable.
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Wikipedia: Body armor
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skeptics.stackexchange.com: Does body armor render the wearer "invulnerable" to bullets?
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The discussion explains that body armor prevents lethal injuries but does not make someone completely invulnerable.