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Dumbass

Dumbass

silly
Jun 4, 2019
160
If I jump into nature/soil or water from a high height (i don't know how high and it isn't from a building) I'll still probably die right?
 
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peaceindeath

I want peace
May 5, 2023
79
If you go head first, you'll die.
 
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90starve

90starve

i don’t know who i am
May 8, 2023
578
as long as you landed head first and jumped from high enough - i don't see why not.
 
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MusicGuy

MusicGuy

We're just another statistic
May 28, 2023
118
I don't get how you can prepare for how you'll land...
In the air you could theoretically control yourself, although in the moment your will most likely not be able to due to fear and other factors
 
90starve

90starve

i don’t know who i am
May 8, 2023
578
I don't get how you can prepare for how you'll land...
im not sure either - i imagine it would be very difficult to control your movements when falling, but maybe diving from the building rather than "pencil jumping" would help?
 
Petrichor

Petrichor

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Jul 2, 2023
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I think it'd be quite difficult to try and aim headfirst since I've heard SI kicks in when you're falling. You most likely will die? I suppose it could also be dependant on the terrain, if there's soft grass and dirt you might survive and if there are tall trees that break your fall, etc. If you can, I'd say concrete or a harder surface and/or landscape would be best? There's still always the chance of just crippling yourself and not passing though, but I suppose there's that chance for everything.
 
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