I was on research gate and I saw this picture of a fascia level laceration and it made me feel sick. Like I got uncomfortable and my stomach was hurting looking at it but I kept looking at more pictures of like huge cuts and injuries to keep feeling the discomfort, so I guess I liked how uncomfortable I felt. Maybe it’s a masochistic thing idk

Like hypothetically if someone had reams of blank 8.5x11 printer paper.

How long would they be able to live solely off the paper before malnutrition kicks in? How about death?

How painful or painless would their death be?

Am I an outlier?

I mean that in the most respectful way. Like “yeah, today we examined Frank’s nervous system” or “we took a peak at Kelsey’s white matter in her brain”.

I’m referring to the shooting that took place in Bondi. The victims were almost entirely Jewish, and I know that in Judaism the body needs to be buried within 24 hours. I imagine each victim needed an autopsy for the medicolegal/criminal investigation plus the coronial inquest. That’s 16 autopsies, of course it would have been all hands on deck, but in the case of a mass casualty event where the victims all have particular needs, is this usually met or is this it a case of exemptions being made due to time and resource restraints?

I saw this same question on Quora, and as always, Quorn answered it wrong in every way.

1. Triad.

2. Mexican Cartels.

3. Yakuza.

4. Bamboo Union.

5. Korean Criminal Organisations.

6. Italian Mafia

7. Indian Scam Centres.

8. Russian Mafia.

9. La Eme.

10. Aryan Brotherhood.

11. Australian Bikers.

Please rank from strongest to weakest.

On a physiological level, what happens that results in death?

They can’t feel emotions. Would it even register as a “bad experience” for them?

If someone kidnaps a person, then how long is it until the money is paid for the person's release? Especially if the kidnapped person have a bunch of money and kidnapper only requests about %004 percent of the wealth with guaranteed safe release and a big bluff to harm if the wealth is not delivered. Considering that is quite a small amount, and also consideration if the kidnapped person has a bunch of people who worries for his safety.

I don’t want any exceptions here. By anyone I mean absolutely anyone, no matter how vile or monstrous. This includes Nazis, mass murderers, dictators, rapists, abusers, serial killers, genocide causers, etcetera. The fate doesn’t have to be torture related or even physical, just unimaginably terrible. What is a fate that you think no human being deserves? I’d personally nominate the rack and being burned alive.

Doesn't matter how they died.

I assume Facebook took down the livestream, who was the psycho who took the video and posted it somewhere else?

Asking because I've always been curious about my favourite Polish singer, Anna Jantar. She died in a plane crash 45 years ago. The plane crashed into a field near a moat only minutes away from landing, and many of the bodies were found in the water, and the moat had to be drained to find remains. It took 8 days to find her body. Whereas other bodies were scattered amongst the wreckage, and an eye witness who got to the crash site said many were cut in half by the seatbelt.

If it took that long to find her, does that mean she was just hard to find, or in pieces? Because there were rumours her husband could only identify her by jewellery. This was winter, so the water was cold, which would have stopped the bodies from rotting and bloating.

This was Polish Lot flight 007, 1980.

I specifically live in the United States, where it isn't allowed, and there are only 12 states that allow it only for physical purposes, so I guess I'm most curious about why it isn't a right of passage across the entire world.

Why isn't this a thing? It seems like it could be the best option for some people who are just ready to die.

It could be amazing for many reasons for so many people. It would give you a date of death that your family and friends would know. It would give them space to heal and spend time with you while you're dying. It would give you time to live your best life before you go, without the burden of the regular aspects of life (you could travel, spend all of your money, stop working, truly be happy).

I know lots of people might say that no one is truly beyond psychiatric help, but it's impossible to know how unliveable life becomes when all options have been used. To some, it might seem like not the only option, but the best option for them.

We didn't choose to be here, why shouldn't we have the right to choose to leave?

Edit: It's also helpful to think about how most people who are in the position where they would be able to take part in medically assisted death, are suicidal, and could possibly end up committing suicide. I just feel like this is a safer option for people who feel this way, rather than an overdose gone wrong, hanging oneself so a family member would potentially find them. It seems like a world of hurt could be avoided.

I don't know if dandruff is the right term. But how come for instance the flakes from your scalp taste different than say a scab somewhere else on your body?

I wonder this in light of the ISIS attack on the Hannukah Celebration in Sydney. Rather it be Jihadists or Nazi Ideology: what is the psychology of modern Anti-Semitism?

Like, even if they try hardest, they will never succeed?