What are the recommended heights with high chances of fatality for land and water?
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The_screaming_dawn
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60 feet isn't enough. It's like a couple hundred feet over land, probably more over water. There's no 100% guarantee. People have died falling from lesser heights, and people have survived falling from greater heights. I'm surprised there's not a "Jumping" Megathread.The only 100% guarantee is 300+ feet onto concrete. No one has ever been recorded as surviving that.
piddincir
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I read that you need 150 feet onto land and 250 onto water I think it's like 99.9 successful . Land on your head for best chances of successes . It's quick. 5 seconds of falling and then it's all over . It's a good and painless method. It's just the si to contend with to actually just
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