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I've been waiting all my life for a supernova. They happen maybe once every three hundred years, but we're overdue.
SN 1987A doesn't count really, it was only 180,000 light years away in one of our satellite galaxies, and I want something closer in the Milky Way.
It'd be a capper for me, I could die happy.
SN 1987A doesn't count really, it was only 180,000 light years away in one of our satellite galaxies, and I want something closer in the Milky Way.
It'd be a capper for me, I could die happy.
Our sun will go supernova and it will be a false flag after which Trump is reinstated.
Mark this down.
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The first time I smoked marijuana, I had been avoiding it for a while.
I was fourteen, and was put off by inhaling smoke, so naturally stuck to dropping acid. LSD is beautiful.
Anyways, I was walking through a park at night with a friend who was smoking a fat joint. He offered it to me as usual, and for some reason I accepted it.
It was amazing. THC and acid combined immediately to transform me into a super intelligent, armored being capable of great feats of strength. I'm better than you.
I was fourteen, and was put off by inhaling smoke, so naturally stuck to dropping acid. LSD is beautiful.
Anyways, I was walking through a park at night with a friend who was smoking a fat joint. He offered it to me as usual, and for some reason I accepted it.
It was amazing. THC and acid combined immediately to transform me into a super intelligent, armored being capable of great feats of strength. I'm better than you.
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@SplintyI’ve been listening to some true crime podcasts and this young lady was shot in the chest severing her Aorta. Investigators said she died before she hit the ground and felt no pain. Is this true, or do they tell the victim’s family this to make them feel “better”?
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I don't do trauma. I haven't done it since I was in residency.
I’ve been listening to some true crime podcasts and this young lady was shot in the chest severing her Aorta. Investigators said she died before she hit the ground and felt no pain? Is this true, or do they tell the victim’s family this to make them feel “better”?
Depending on the gun a trauma hitting the aorta would cause a very rapid drop in blood pressure immediately.
Without hunting case files from trauma surgeons or medical examiners I don't know if that is fast enough to kill somebody before they hit the floor. And I doubt it's fast enough to kill somebody before they felt pain, although many people that have been shot seem not to recognize it until shortly afterwards.
I would expect somebody with a completely dissected aorta to be unconscious in seconds.
@SC MMA MD Probably has some adult cardiology colleagues or vascular colleagues that would have some insight on this rate and be able to make it better educated guess when that scenario even if they aren't familiar particularly with that kind of trauma
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I get annoyed by different commentators pronouncing names differently.
Make up your minds, is it Un- gah- no, or Gunnoh?
Make up your minds, is it Un- gah- no, or Gunnoh?
You will for sure die fast from a transected aorta, but I would imagine that if you are shot through the aorta it would hurt like a MFer the whole time you are dying.
I’ve been listening to some true crime podcasts and this young lady was shot in the chest severing her Aorta. Investigators said she died before she hit the ground and felt no pain. Is this true, or do they tell the victim’s family this to make them feel “better”?
I don't do trauma. I haven't done it since I was in residency.
Depending on the gun a trauma hitting the aorta would cause a very rapid drop in blood pressure immediately.
Without hunting case files from trauma surgeons or medical examiners I don't know if that is fast enough to kill somebody before they hit the floor. And I doubt it's fast enough to kill somebody before they felt pain, although many people that have been shot seem not to recognize it until shortly afterwards.
I would expect somebody with a completely dissected aorta to be unconscious in seconds.
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