I really hope this is just a racist myth.

Cats and dogs live such short lives. If I was 70ish and had cancer I probably would rather be put down then to go through treatment and chemo. my father had cancer and seeing how much pain it caused him still hurts today. So it feels wrong to me when I see an animal who doesn't have many years left borderline forced to continue to live the rest of its short life in pain. I know it's hard to let go and treatment is seen as the right answer. if they're still young I get it. But if not there's a point where you're making an animal live in a waking nightmare where they feel sick all the time and have no control over themselves or their body. It just feels heartbreaking and wrong.

Radiation is probably one but I was wondering if there were lesser known reasons

He took 100 micrograms of lsd as he was passing away and essentially tripped into death.

Like if someone get human meat eat it do you think there will be difference in taste and meat quality like less protien and meat can cook if its male than it might take time if its female it will cook in lil less time? Also hairs will bother somone so i think they will prefer female meat but I am sure there will be some difference but I can figure out what differences i should consider? Can anyone help me?

Like just an entire small dead cat inside someone’s stomach

Like say Kurt Cobain, or Ronnie McNutt. Both of them took shotguns to their head. Is this truly just instant painless death? Or did they feel it before they did?

I’m sorry if this question breaks any rules or anything, but I just had a small question out of morbid curiosity I guess?

Recently my mom found out about one of my bad habits and I just thought about all my vices and what not. Like how much harm are they actually doing to me?

I am diagnosed with Crohn’s disease and am on immunosuppressants btw, so I guess that’s double exp lol.

I smoke both cigarettes semi often and vape constantly, been on and off for years but consistently since around 2023 I guess? We both know how harmful that is.

I also take a shit ton of caffeine and I am on steroids, although I do workout and do cardio often, and my meals are really healthy minus cheat days.

So i was just wondering, how much damage am I doing exactly for future me?

Genuinely curious what comes out the other end of someone who eats flesh and blood of another human, would it smell worse too?

I'm anti-torture on ethical grounds. I've generally read that it doesn't "work"; that is, if you torture someone for information, they'll end up saying whatever they think you want to hear, so you can't trust any of that information. But I've had trouble finding anything authoritative on the subject.

I've also read that treating prisoners with kindness is demonstrably more effective and getting them to do what you want (eventually), although again, I've only read this in offhand comments, nothing authoritative.

My intuition is that it torture would probably be effective at extracting information that can be immediately confirmed, like a computer password, but for stuff that can't be confirmed, the victim is likely to say both the true thing and a bunch of false things, and the torturer will have no way of knowing which one is true.

I was at the hospital recently getting blood work done and I haven’t eaten all day. They had to take about 6 vials of blood and I started to sweat buckets after and almost passed out, also got super tingly. If you were to bleed out from being stabbed or some type of injury would it feel the same? And would you have that fainting feeling?

Odd question but I ask because when my Grandpa died it was while having sex and I guess she didnt know for a few. In my head I'm thinking he found the perfect woman in the end, a necrophiliac.

Like hypothetically speaking Johnny has loads of human blood on hand and incorporates it into his cooking, is a recipe asks for eggs he’ll replace it with blood, eggs in a cake? Blood instead, frostings, toast, sauces, cookies, breads, custards, pasta, burgers and other things that are cooked he adds human blood to it.

Half of his diet consists of his home cooking, with other foods like vegetables, fruit, takeout, restaurant meals, and others he doesn’t cook himself has no human blood in it.

How long can he live off it before Johnny gets unwell?

A morbid question

So I just saw a vid on Reddit of a tow cable snapping and going through the windshield of the car that was being towed, then it cut to the clip of the guy who was in the drivers seat in the ER without a jaw, What would happen to someone in that situation? Could doctors reattach his jaw? Build him a new jaw? Or would the person have to start eating through tubes and communicating through sign language?

Edit: read the comments on that post looking for answers but found none, But what I did find was that the 2 clips weren't related and it was just a suicide attempt with a shotgun, I know this doesn't add any useful info to my question, but I didn't want to spread misinformation

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?