My idea here is to seal my head in a plastic bag, and blackout by hyperventilating. In theory, since CO2 would build up in the bag as I hyperventilate, there might not be enough oxygen intake getting to my brain to wake me up, and eventually I die. Anybody ever heard of something like this?
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Quiet_Observer
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- Aug 22, 2023
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It probably would if you did it correctly,but in my eyes, I think that Nitrogen asphyxiation would be more preferable, sense as far as I know its less painful.
MatrixPrisoner
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- Jul 8, 2023
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I think the discomfot of fighting for air would probably keep you from sleeping. You's have to be highly sedated, and even then I doubt it would work.
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