From today's MX newspaper, I found something that interest me.
Now I know what Marie Antoinette felt when she was decapitated. I used to think that decapitation is really cruel, but apparently it's painless. Interesting. So it's not really cruel then. I begin to think that it's actually really good. Painless death.
Well unless the tool is blunt, and it's not done in one swing. Could end up like Nearly Headless Nick. Ouch .. must be really painful.
I always say, I don't want to die from drowning and fire. The corpse always looks terrible. =p. Oooh and of course from fall. I don't want my organs to be splattered on the ground. Must be difficult to collect the remains. And there's a possibility I might lost a small part of my body, right ? =p
The others are painful too....
So decapitation is the best way to die, isn't it ? Interesting ....
Oxygen a breath so vital
Want to know what it's like to die? This week's New Scientist discusses the possibilities, from being burned alive to drowning and decapitation.
Whatever the mode, it's usually a lack of oxygen to the brain that is the cause, the report says, using evidence from scientific advances and accounts from survivors.
Drowning : Survivors have said there is a "tearing and burning" sensation as water enters the lungs, followed by a feeling of calm. Oxygen deprivation results in loss of consciousness, the heart stopping and brain death.
Bleeding to death : Marked by several stages of "haemorrhagic shock". Anyone losing 1.5 litres felt weak, thirsty and anxious. Losing two litres led to dizziness, confusion and eventual unconsciousness.
Fire : Burns inflict intense pain and only boost pain sensitivity as superficial nerves are destroyed.
Decapitation : Painless but consciousness can continue briefly. Experts calculate the brain may function for seven seconds.
Electrocution : A household shock might stop the heart, leading to unconsciousness in about 10 seconds. Higher currents through the heart or brain can mean almost immediate unconsciousness, but it has been claimed electrocuted prisoners diedfrom heating of the brain or suffocation.
Fall : Survivors reported the sensation of time slowing down.
Heart attack : A "squeezing" chest pain or pressure is the common symptom. onsciousness is lost in about 10 seconds, with death minutes later.
Now I know what Marie Antoinette felt when she was decapitated. I used to think that decapitation is really cruel, but apparently it's painless. Interesting. So it's not really cruel then. I begin to think that it's actually really good. Painless death.
Well unless the tool is blunt, and it's not done in one swing. Could end up like Nearly Headless Nick. Ouch .. must be really painful.
I always say, I don't want to die from drowning and fire. The corpse always looks terrible. =p. Oooh and of course from fall. I don't want my organs to be splattered on the ground. Must be difficult to collect the remains. And there's a possibility I might lost a small part of my body, right ? =p
The others are painful too....
So decapitation is the best way to die, isn't it ? Interesting ....
1 comments:
I just remember something.
There is also a good technique that usually used to kill ppl in almost an instant and he/she even not realized what is going on. I got this when I was reading the old assassin tech to do their job.
Use a long needle I really mean really long one (around 15-20cm). Stab it into the earhole in 30 degree angle upwards and 3-5 degree towards the front. There are nerves in there that will shutdown all brain and nerves function when damaged.
And the good part is no blood spilled, so your assassination is clean. Like normal death cause. Thats why this is preferred by most experienced assassins. No blood, no struggle, no fighting, no sweat, just keep the job done nicely.
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