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- Mar 15, 2019
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This might be a stupid question, and probably discussed endless times already, pretty sure most people thought of this common idea
But just curious why it is not more considered?
People would go to crazy extremes, such as blow their heads off with gun, jump off bridges and buildings, drown or hang themselves, be run over by a train, ingest poison, freeze themselves to death, some even pretend to skydive, and then take off the parachute in the sky so they can fall to their death
But how come something as simple as not drinking water for a few days, seems so impossible??? When I do a quick search on Google, it seems 3-5 days is the limit the body can survive without water
I am thinking, what if I did that, along with taking a bunch of prescribed sleeping pills, occasionally throughout those few days? So majority of the time I might even be asleep, and just wait out those few days?
Whats stopping this from being a more popular method?
But just curious why it is not more considered?
People would go to crazy extremes, such as blow their heads off with gun, jump off bridges and buildings, drown or hang themselves, be run over by a train, ingest poison, freeze themselves to death, some even pretend to skydive, and then take off the parachute in the sky so they can fall to their death
But how come something as simple as not drinking water for a few days, seems so impossible??? When I do a quick search on Google, it seems 3-5 days is the limit the body can survive without water
I am thinking, what if I did that, along with taking a bunch of prescribed sleeping pills, occasionally throughout those few days? So majority of the time I might even be asleep, and just wait out those few days?
Whats stopping this from being a more popular method?