What height do I need to jump from to be 99% sure of death. I know there are so extreme cases of people surviving that's why I'm not asking for 100% certainty
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That's higher than I hoped the tallest bridge in my state is only 239ft and it's 3 and a half hours awaySo what I recommend is look for cliffs, some places have trails that you can hike up to get to tall cliffs
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- Mar 4, 2024
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Where did you get these numbers? Rule of thumb around here is 150ft/46m onto concrete, 250ft/76m onto water.so that's a minimum of 15 floors for a successful jump to concrete/pavement?Similar threads
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