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unnormal9

unnormal9

SOLDIER T.
Apr 12, 2023
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Is this bridge well enough to jump from? I've had it written down in my notes for a while.
 
Octavia

Octavia

“I’d… rather kill myself.”
Mar 4, 2023
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Whether a person would die or not upon falling from a certain height is not really an exact science, so you would have to be the judge yourself. Do be mindful that gravity is not a very reliable method, and the result would heavily depend on the way that you land. It's possible to die from a 2 storeys fall if you land on your head, and it's also possible to survive a 8 storeys fall if you land on your legs. So, very unpredictable, and it would be hard to control the way you are falling since you would likely be panicking on the way down.
 
LaVieEnRose

LaVieEnRose

Angelic
Jul 23, 2022
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It's the tallest bridge in the country, substantially taller than the GG bridge, so I think it's a safe bet. But surely there must be some anti-suicide measures though I didn't find any in my brief research. Seems retrieving bodies given its location causes a lot of hassle though if you find that important.
 
ThisIsLife

ThisIsLife

Specialist
Feb 3, 2023
398
Whether a person would die or not upon falling from a certain height is not really an exact science, so you would have to be the judge yourself. Do be mindful that gravity is not a very reliable method, and the result would heavily depend on the way that you land. It's possible to die from a 2 storeys fall if you land on your head, and it's also possible to survive a 8 storeys fall if you land on your legs. So, very unpredictable, and it would be hard to control the way you are falling since you would likely be panicking on the way down.

What you said is true, but i doubt she survives 291m.

 

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