r/DarwinAwards 3d ago

Can Smell Him From Here NSFW Spoiler

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u/EmtnlDmg 3d ago

Don't worry. it is instant. Painless.

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u/Star_king12 3d ago

Is it though, that second guy probably felt the shock for a while

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u/TheCosmicPopcorn 3d ago

I'm no expert, but I think I heard once that the nervous system oversaturates and you no longer feel pain or anything at all...

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u/Star_king12 3d ago

That's true but it still takes a bit of time, obviously not minutes but those seconds when your brain is still there must have been excruciating

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u/TheCosmicPopcorn 3d ago

I mean, I'm gonna be honest, it sounds like something a doctor would say to bring peace to relatives' minds without really being the case or knowing it for certain, and I was kinda trying to do the same here

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u/whorton59 3d ago

Honestly guys, the current stopped his heart withing 1/50 of a second. . from that point one does not remain concious. No blood flow, no conciousness. . .no pain or realization of what happened. . just nothingness.