Well, in the past there was the death penalty, including hanging. My question is how long does it take until someone is no longer alive, because in films it is always shown so quickly, but I can't imagine that it happens that quickly.
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The brain, for example, continues to work for about 30 seconds after decapitation.
A convict wanted to test this at the time. He said to his friend that he will blink as long as he can. The head rolled, and he blinked about 30 seconds.
Whether this is simply reflex or the person is still conscious is unclear.
But in such a case, blood pressure drops abruptly, thereby losing consciousness. So you shouldn’t notice anything very likely.
It depends on the kind of punishment.
When hanging, you either break the neck and all the nerves are cut through, or you just build and suffocate.
So or so, not beautiful
In films it is often shown how to work with fall doors, or for example the knit around the neck is pushed by a barrel. If the height is right, the neck will break you, you’re actually dead pretty fast. If too high, it can even tear your head off completely, but it is rather not shown in movies.
If the case is too short, or if you are pulled up slowly on the tree, it can take longer. Suffocation is not so fast. But if the rope squeezes the blood supply to the brain, it becomes unconscious even after a few seconds.
What if you’re standing on a chair, for example?
That’s probably not enough for a buckling break, but you’re going to faint through the blood supply section.
You can also have bad luck and suffocate very slowly if the knit does not press firmly enough on the arteries
If you’re strong enough. But such a knot can be fixed
Ah okay and you could not actually get rid of yourself if you’re suffocated, for example, you could pull up on the rope and solve the knot or not
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Why do you know so well?
Probably
Okay and that’s what I’d think of ekn qual full dead or if the knit isn’t strong enough
There is still the death penalty today.
Hanging is different, but think most have fainted after 30-45 seconds. Death is only after 5 mints about because the brain has died or died.
Thanks ik that there are still today but no longer so brutally more chair or squirt
Not that Brutal? When you ask me, I’m getting caught rather than sitting on the electric chair.
Unless you’re dead, I don’t know exactly.
The syringe is not necessarily painless.
The fastest and almost only death without pain is the head shot.
Okay.
It doesn’t work in reality. Make Wikipedia if you don’t want to sleep tonight
In today’s death penalty like the electric chair is the bom set so that you don’t have any quality I have of a documentation
When hanging is done by suffocating, which is the case with too low a fall height, then it takes relatively long. With a sufficient drop height, the fracture occurs and death occurs very quickly.
What do you think is painful neck break or suffocate to die
If your neck breaks, you’re dead now. Or then you can see nothing more.