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HelpCan i jump of tenth floor onto concrete
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Hi, I am able to jump of my balcony and land on solid concrete. I live on the tenth floor. I can also nose dive and land head first. Will this work? What are the chances of failing? Thanks.
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Jewels, Lifeisatrap and RaphtaliaTwoAnimals
I personally would not risk it but that is because I had a failed attempt with something else that I was nearly certain would kill me but instead just left me with injuries. If you are able to land on your head (is it possible to assure this?) then it would definitely work. You would die if you fell head-first into solid concrete from the second floor probably. And I guess statistics would say you are likely (almost certain?) to die. Then again, people have survived higher falls... I really hope that if you do get to the stage where you feel like you have to jump, that it will not be unfortunate
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Jewels, Lifeisatrap, RaphtaliaTwoAnimals and 3 others
Sounds like it'd work but it depends how you land. I'm my opinion it'd be really hard to overcome the survival instinct and jump, and I'm not sure if I'd like the chances of surviving and being in lots of pain or being paralysed. The choice is yours though, sending hugs
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Jewels, Lifeisatrap, RaphtaliaTwoAnimals and 2 others
It is true people have survived but it's water. Normally hard impact on water makes the water hard like concrete but not always. In this case, its certainly concrete and higher chance of dying I believe.
Generally the higher the better... there is no one answer to this, as there are just too many variables to consider for each case, including a person's condition, what they might accidentally hit on the way down etc. The most important thing is how you land. People have died from very short falls because they hit their heads on concrete but people have also miraculously survived very high falls. Some people have died on impact, some later, some not at all. I guess luck plays a big role in this. Jumping from 46 metres (which is equated to around 10-15 storeys) is said to be 95% to 98% fatal, though I wouldn't count on this too much
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According to Kevin Briggs (California highway patrol) 1 to 2% survive the jump from the Golden Gate Bridge. Since its opening in 1937 approximately 1600 people jumped to their death.
The following ted talk is very pro life, but maybe of interest to some.
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