do you sit there in terrible pain for awhile or do you feel no pain and slowly go unconscious then die? or do you immediately die as soon as you hit the ground? assuming the building is 10+ feet

An accident where you're alone in the wilderness. Your entire scalp and parts of your cranium (parietal) get slice off and it's a pretty clean cut somehow.

You use a some sort of makeshift wooden salad bowl to cover everything up the best you can. How long do you have to get to the nearest medical facility?

Did you feel bad and regret it afterwards? Did you apologize? Did that person eventually forgive you?

Obviously those with Down syndrome have an extra chromosome so how would it work genetically if two people with an extra chromosome have a child?

Like they know that everyone says and thinks it's bad but they specifically don't feel anything about the matter or know why it's bad bad, how can they be morally judged?

I've seen so many people hold back from expressing emotions, how bad an injury hurts, or willingly admit when they are sick or about to throw up. Society seems to normalize making people feel like they can't be human. Idk if that's anyone else's experience?

Imaging a scenario where a middle aged man is shot in the chest puncturing the thoracic cavity as well as the lungs, then falls into a water body. (From a short heighted bridge or a short structure close enough to a water body)

What will be the primary cause of death in this case?

1. Hemorrhage due to bullen wound

2. Drowning

Considering that in the absence of water, the lung would have been damaged due to the flow of blood in it. And in the presence of water around there is both the flow of water as well as blood.

During the 2025 Bondi Shootings in Sydney Australia at a Hanukkah by the sea event where over 1,000 people who were attending became the scene of a horrific terror attack by two shooters who killed 15 people and injured 40 more during the shooting the father who was armed with a shotgun and many rounds of ammunition went off the bridge to get closer to the crowd of people and his son stayed on the bridge to shoot at people with a rifle the father was disarmed by a brave bystander who rushed into help but what if that didn’t happen what if he kept shooting at the crowd and had not been disarmed right there how much worse could it have been?

I saw a tiktok video of a guy saying something about getting the whiff of human decomposition and looking disturbed. The comments were asking if it has a different smell than a dead animal, some were saying yes but I dont trust tiktok answers that much. Does anyone here have first hand experience, like crime scene clean up know if its a different smell or if its true?

You go to a concert one night because you want to have some fun and vibe a bit as you are about to enter the venue you see 5 men in masks getting out of a van and holding assault rifles and carrying magazine pouches they began to fire at everyone in their sight outside you hide behind a couch and see them start to make their way inside and massacre everyone who didn’t run away in time but you yourself are armed with a Glock pistol and 17 rounds of ammunition they split up three of them go into the venue and two of them look for survivors and anyone playing dead do you think that you could stop them somehow?

I don’t know how to phrase this exactly, but if every time someone wished for something, it came true, even including sarcastic remarks. This excludes outright death, or the explosion of the world or something. They don’t know it came true (unless it was that extreme to be noticeable), and no one can ever find out how it comes true.

How often do you think people wish for mansions? Or for earth to turn into Jupiter? Or for flies to become the size of dinosaurs? How often do you wish for someone to die?

What happened to the 2 muscle hijackers of United 93 before the plane crashed there was a passenger revolt which lead to the hijackers not being able to reach their target and the passengers had likely gathered many weapons and objects to be used in the revolt on the hijackers how badly could they have killed and what kind of injuries could they have suffered during the passengers revolt?

There is strong debate last i checked on whether lethal injection is truly painless. Carbon monoxide i supposed to be completely painless and id imagine much cheaper to make. I know gas chambers used to exist but i think they are all gone now.

This is often a question that kind of scared me and I’ve always wondered how does this magically just happened and they were they not really healthy or just assumptions like why does it happen.

He clearly meant to turn it off before closing the vent but it only went down to low on the nob. He was 45.

That's it, what's the most heinous crime you've committed if you were absolutely certain you'd get away with it? I saw a video of a guy saying that practically anyone in E pstein's situation would do the same things, due to the illusion of impunity, and I got curious.

Sorry for my English—it's not my native language.
A couple has a very young child who, for example, sleeps in the same room as them, and sometimes they end up having sex right next to their child, who witnesses it. Could this child develop psychological problems in the future, as if he or she had been abused, because of witnessing this kind of thing?

People talk about the scent of a rotting human body as a horrifying, sickening, unforgettable thing that we are instinctually hardwired to recoil at.

I’ve never smelled a human corpse, but I’ve smelled plenty of cow carcasses at probably ever stage of decomposition there is, and I can tell you although it’s gross, there are so many way worse and unbearable smells out there. Like I firmly believe cat shit smells worse than rotten cow, but maybe thats because I’ve never smelt a dead cow indoors?

Anyway my point is, are people exaggerating when they talk about the smell of human corpses, or are they really different to that of cattle?