On a realistic, rather than sarcastic level, CTE and the prevalence isn't the result of an abusive workplace, its the result of an unsafe workspace. Even in today's TikTok/Click Bait Headline world, words and their meaning should matter. Having a pit without a guardrail or a rotating machine in a manufacturing plant without limb guards and lockout station is not an "abusive workspace" it's an unsafe one. We need to stop referring to CTE, and damage in other injurious professions, as if they're something that Human Resources can address with an annual training course on proper workplace etiquette and start identifying them as the (prohibited) injurious practices they are.