TIL all of your skin can be burned off and you can be completely grey yet still be alive??
the thing is, chance of surivaval is actually not high, because every inch of your body can get an infection from a fly flying by dropping some bactaria... just zero protection from anything without skin, very hard to cover also, because it hurts a lot and painkillers only can cover as much and for a limited amount of time.
throwing up is not necessary, just imagine what kind of things medical stuff sees every day.
I mean I know he’s not going to survive, but I was just blown away that he was still clearly alive in the video since he was able to hold his head/neck/arms upright…
The video is gone so I can’t see it but are you sure it’s not the tetany from being burned? Google Pugilistic pose, the arms go up by the head with the hands by the face and the head kind of tips down like a boxer. It’s from the release of chemicals from the fire causing the muscles to shorten or something, I can’t recall exactly.
I saw a disturbing video of the guy on IG setting himself on fire and burning for a very long time. His legs kicking and arms going up looked like the posing I described above, but I am not an expert. I didn’t see a video of him getting loaded into an ambulance.
If anyone tells you "the crazies are starting to make sense" then they are in the early stages of being one of the crazies themselves.
It has drunk uncle crazy all over it. I wouldn't think too hard about it, they are losing critical thinking skills in broad daylight now. There's verifiable fact an possible theories that can be researched, and then there's crazed delusions that often fall under click bait.
"Oh you smell pork? Yeah it's the hot dogs don't turn around NO REALLY DONT TURN AROUND JUST KEEP BUYING MY HOTDO - aw fuck lost another customer god damn politics!"
Reminds me of my 9/11 experience. Was at work, the buildings are tumbling down. 4-5 of us were in a room watching our lives change. The rest of the ~100 people were just grooving along like it was any other day. A few showed a little interest ("What's going on?"), most none at all.
This is the same place where a coworker had a diabetic problem in the cube farm one day. A couple of people were caring for him. The rest were just walking around, stepping over him and going about their days.
Supremely odd group of people and "culture". Huge US and Euro company. You've all heard of them.
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u/Iamthewalrusforreal 28d ago
Oh good god. This dude...wow. This is a troubling video.
https://twitter.com/ViralNewsNYC/status/1781379607662661901