Jumping from the 23rd floor, are there any risks?

[kakdela]

I'm thinking of renting an apartment for a day, for

20-25 floors and jump.
I'm using a translator, sorry, maybe the meaning will be distorted a little.

1. Will death be instant or quick?

2. How

To land on your head, you can jump out first with your hands and feet, and when

Will you let go head down?

3. I will jump if I am within 2-3 meters wide, and the length from the window is not

There will be lawns and cars, can I fly off and reach them?

4. Do I need to push away from the window,

Is there a risk that if I don't push off, I'll drive my body through the windows and walls of the house?

5. I read a frightening article detailing what would happen if I survived. It said that more than half survive, but there is no evidence. Is this really a reliable method? I think correctly that death will be instantaneous, or within a few seconds, and if not, what else can be done to finish it exactly, perhaps in the intensive care unit, when I'm in pain anyway, or under anesthesia, or I'll hold two knives in my hands and put them to my neck so that when I fall and cut through them The head

 

[darksouls]

hope you find the peace you desire

 

[Alexandra0]

Your death will 100% be instantaneous, there are no options at all, since this is a very high altitude. It does not matter whether you jump head first or not, your entire body will be destroyed. Your flesh will turn into a pancake, all your bones will be broken, no one can survive such injuries. Look down in advance to land on the ground, and not on a person or a car. I know that you need to jump from at least the 9th floor. Your method is more than reliable, but to jump you need to gather all your will into a fist. Whatever you decide, I wish you good luck

 

[bananaolympus]

Thats very high even if your land on your feet you are not surviving

 

[hazelmoon]

make sure there's no people or animals below, as you would take them out with you if you fell on top of them. I've heard even a penny dropped from an airplane could kill someone on the ground. I hope you find peace in whatever you decide to do

 

[DazaiIsLost]

but to jump you need to gather all your will into a fist

that is so true, in the past I tried jumping but I couldn't do it. The main reason was that the height was too low to be deadly, but other than that its incredibly difficult to gather enough courage to jump off, especially when the natural survival instincts won't allow you to do so

 

[Alexandra0]

that is so true, in the past I tried jumping but I couldn't do it. The main reason was that the height was too low to be deadly, but other than that its incredibly difficult to gather enough courage to jump off, especially when the natural survival instincts won't allow you to do so

I also tried to jump 9 years ago, but in vain. I am a coward by nature. Different methods suit everyone. I admire those who were able to jump. Those people who consider suicide a cowardly act are fundamentally mistaken

 

[kakdela]

I also tried to jump 9 years ago, but in vain. I am a coward by nature. Different methods suit everyone. I admire those who were able to jump. Those people who consider suicide a cowardly act are fundamentally mistaken

You've inspired me! But my heart is not at ease anyway. I asked artificial intelligence about the research, he listed the research of falls from a height of more than 17 floors. Apparently, if you fall on asphalt, death is 100%, but if you fall on a tree, it will still be death, or 92%. For example, somewhere out of 146

of the cases, 4 survived, 2 of them were delayed by trees, but there are few details, the other 2 were delayed by some obstacles, metal structures. And in some other studies it is the same. I haven't read these studies myself, but I think artificial intelligence won't lie that much. If you fall from such a height to the asphalt, death is likely to be 100%, and if you fall into a tree, 92%. But it scares me so much, this small chance of landing on something. Cars are especially strong, although he claims that you can't survive falling on them from such a height.
If that happens, it will be hell. I do not know how to control this, maybe there will be no car right under the window, but during the flight I can fly away. By the way, those survival cases are about installers and builders, they have a lot of structures there that delayed the fall, as well as all cases of survival from such a height, they necessarily fall on some kind of structures, racks and other obstacles, as if cars will not save. It's scary, I wouldn't risk jumping below the 15th floor. I plan to rent an apartment for a day, the landlord may need to tell me about me, he won't suffer any special losses, but I'm in favor of getting rid of life!!! Fortunately, we have many high-rise buildings, above 20 floors, but not above 30.

make sure there's no people or animals below, as you would take them out with you if you fell on top of them. I've heard even a penny dropped from an airplane could kill someone on the ground. I hope you find peace in whatever you decide to do

I even feel sad before jumping, because I will be free of it, as if it were a terrible dream, and I will wake up in my real life. By the way, since childhood, I've been having dreams once a month or two, how I fall from a height and immediately wake up, though always from my height. Maybe it's fate. If I make a mistake, it will be hell for life.

Thats very high even if your land on your feet you are not surviving

 

[Intoxicated]

Cars are especially strong, although he claims that you can't survive falling on them from such a height.

There is a known case of a Russian boy from Novosibirsk who survived a fall from 23rd floor, landing onto a car.

Russian boy, 16, miraculously survives after falling from 23rd storey

A teenager fell from a 23rd storey balcony in the Russian city of Novosibirsk after a macho stunt to 'impress a girl' - but survived after landing on the roof of a parked Renault taxi.

www.dailymail.co.uk

And someone survived approximately 39-story fall onto a car

Suicide Attempt Survivor's 39-Story Fall Destroys Muscle Car, But Owner Will Forgo Deductible Suit

The ABA Journal is read by half of the nation's 1 million lawyers every month. It covers the trends, people and finances of the legal profession from Wall Street to Main Street to Pennsylvania Avenue.

www.abajournal.com

 

[kakdela]

It turns out that you need to try not to fall on the car after all. If there is no car under the window, but they will be at a short distance, or even at a great distance, I can fly to them anyway. I still need to try to fall headfirst down, I think maybe before I let go, holding myself with my hands, I can point myself headfirst down, but I don't know if I'll turn over.

There is a known case of a Russian boy from Novosibirsk who survived a fall from 23rd floor, landing onto a car.

Russian boy, 16, miraculously survives after falling from 23rd storey

A teenager fell from a 23rd storey balcony in the Russian city of Novosibirsk after a macho stunt to 'impress a girl' - but survived after landing on the roof of a parked Renault taxi.

www.dailymail.co.uk

And someone survived approximately 39-story fall onto a car

Suicide Attempt Survivor's 39-Story Fall Destroys Muscle Car, But Owner Will Forgo Deductible Suit

The ABA Journal is read by half of the nation's 1 million lawyers every month. It covers the trends, people and finances of the legal profession from Wall Street to Main Street to Pennsylvania Avenue.

www.abajournal.com

 

[kagebunshin]

I wish you courage and peace~

 

[idontwanttosuffer]

You really can't worry or think about what's below like any living beings. The wind will be fast and it will definitely take you little away depending upon the geography of the place where you stay. I'd say concentrate and ensure that your Si won't kick in.
Also, very best of luck.