Make sure it is your turn to bungee jump
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@catseye3 said in Make sure it is your turn to bungee jump:
@horace said in Make sure it is your turn to bungee jump:
to die of cardiac arrest within 5 seconds of onset is remarkable.
I didn't read the article if any, but . . . how would they determine this in a body fallen 160 feet???
The coroner is a world class genius at coroning. Once he walked past a graveyard and coroned all 748 bodies without digging a single one up, all off the top of his head, and all exactly correct.
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“Died of cardiac arrest during her fall” lol. I’m no doctor, but to die of cardiac arrest within 5 seconds of onset is remarkable.
@horace said in Make sure it is your turn to bungee jump:
“Died of cardiac arrest during her fall” lol.
I want to know how he knew that.
Ultimately, everyone dies of "cardiac arrest." For her it was mid-air?
Really?
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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@horace said in Make sure it is your turn to bungee jump:
“Died of cardiac arrest during her fall” lol.
I want to know how he knew that.
Ultimately, everyone dies of "cardiac arrest." For her it was mid-air?
Really?
@george-k said in Make sure it is your turn to bungee jump:
@horace said in Make sure it is your turn to bungee jump:
“Died of cardiac arrest during her fall” lol.
I want to know how he knew that.
Ultimately, everyone dies of "cardiac arrest."
According to the Genus edition of Trivial Pursuit I played as a kid, everyone dies of lack of oxygen to the brain.
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@horace said in Make sure it is your turn to bungee jump:
“Died of cardiac arrest during her fall” lol.
I want to know how he knew that.
Ultimately, everyone dies of "cardiac arrest." For her it was mid-air?
Really?
@george-k said in Make sure it is your turn to bungee jump:
Ultimately, everyone dies of "cardiac arrest."
I've heard it said that ultimately everyone dies from lack of oxygen to the brain.
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@george-k said in Make sure it is your turn to bungee jump:
Ultimately, everyone dies of "cardiac arrest."
I've heard it said that ultimately everyone dies from lack of oxygen to the brain.
@jon-nyc said in Make sure it is your turn to bungee jump:
@george-k said in Make sure it is your turn to bungee jump:
Ultimately, everyone dies of "cardiac arrest."
I've heard it said that ultimately everyone dies from lack of oxygen to the brain.
Everyone dies of anaerobic metabolism at the cellular level.
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Though any of these are only approximately true.
I mean, imagine hugging a 500 megaton neutron bomb when it goes off. All of your cells are vaporized before any such process can materialize.
Admittedly that is an exceedingly rare cause of death. :))
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Though any of these are only approximately true.
I mean, imagine hugging a 500 megaton neutron bomb when it goes off. All of your cells are vaporized before any such process can materialize.
Admittedly that is an exceedingly rare cause of death. :))
@jon-nyc said in Make sure it is your turn to bungee jump:
Though any of these are only approximately true.
I mean, imagine hugging a 500 megaton neutron bomb when it goes off. All of your cells are vaporized before any such process can materialize.
Admittedly that is an exceedingly rare cause of death. :))
And yet metaphorically, that is exactly what Americans did when they elected Biden. Not so rare at all.
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@horace said in Make sure it is your turn to bungee jump:
“Died of cardiac arrest during her fall” lol.
I want to know how he knew that.
Ultimately, everyone dies of "cardiac arrest." For her it was mid-air?
Really?
@george-k said in Make sure it is your turn to bungee jump:
@horace said in Make sure it is your turn to bungee jump:
“Died of cardiac arrest during her fall” lol.
I want to know how he knew that.
Ultimately, everyone dies of "cardiac arrest." For her it was mid-air?
Really?
When you slice a heart at a post, you're looking clots and obstructions, besides cutting your sections for histological exam.
I don't see how in the timeframe specified they could make that diagnosis. I don't know of anything that would show on the post that could back that up, not after the severe trauma experienced from the fall.
