Does anyone know of any stories where inert gas (nitrogen) fails and the attempter ends up with permanent brain damage? Like able to walk and talk but mentally disabled? That would be so embarassing and even worse than death.
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not quite what you're looking for but i have read a case where a man attempted using nitrogen, it caused damages in his brain yet he managed to recover physically and was discharged. https://synapse.koreamed.org/upload/SynapseData/PDFData/1040imri/imri-21-264.pdfSimilar threads
