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Anónimo
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- Oct 15, 2021
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I was thinking more about crashing into a concrete wall. I wouldn't want to involve anyone in a crash0, if the car that crashes into you is big enough and you're in a tiny car.
I was thinking more about crashing into a concrete wall. I wouldn't want to involve anyone in a crash
I think in that case unless you can disable your airbag and forgo a seatbelt, you can't really die in a crash while driving in the driver's seat due to the modern safety standards unless you're going well over 100 miles an hour at the moment of impact. You might get severely injured but will likely still survive if you have those things. Removing those things might lower the required speed though.I was thinking more about crashing into a concrete wall. I wouldn't want to involve anyone in a crash
ThanksI think in that case unless you can disable your airbag and forgo a seatbelt, you can't really die in a crash while driving in the driver's seat due to the modern safety standards unless you're going well over 100 miles an hour at the moment of impact. You might get severely injured but will likely still survive if you have those things. Removing those things might lower the required speed though.
I understand the "paranoia", it makes sense. We try to go as peacefully as possible without living through brain damage.I still believe it's too risky. But I'm speaking of a place of paranoia of a worst-case scenario. The worst thing that can happen for me is to be in even more pain and still alive. People have survived the most remarkable accidents. I'd much rather jump from a tall building. Very tall..
I was thinking more about crashing into a concrete wall. I wouldn't want to involve anyone in a crash
It's not like you have to go 100 mpr, but it doesn't sound too reliable because of outside factors like what are you crashing into and will there be collateral damage.Sounds reliable or too risky? Hanging is out of the picture now.