• @[email protected]
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    325 months ago

    What if the device worked properly but Rodney was just subconsciously deathly afraid of being poisoned or exposed to an allergen or contracting a foodborne illness that the device was like “fuck it, you’re just not eating anything then”?

    • @[email protected]
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      295 months ago

      The device deactivated the moment they suggested sending Rodney into a dangerous situation with it so it was definitely just Rodney being more afraid of dying to literally anything else than starving to death.

  • gregorum
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    -125 months ago

    The drop from a second-story balcony is unlikely to produce injuries beyond a bruise anyway.

    • @VelvetStorm
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      205 months ago

      Ok, go and jump out of a second story window on to hard concrete and get back to us.

      • @ashok36
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        85 months ago

        Second story is easily handled by someone in good physical shape but it’s super easy to fuck it up and break a bone or twist something.

        That said, my 35 year old uncle literally lost his balance standing on flat ground, hit his head, and died within a couple minutes. Just like drowning in six inches of water, a fall from any height can be fatal if you fuck it up badly enough.

        • @[email protected]
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          55 months ago

          Just like drowning in six inches of water, a fall from any height can be fatal if you fuck it up badly enough.

          Or, you know, if you don’t have control of all the variables in a situation.

          • @VelvetStorm
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            25 months ago

            Which is typically what happens when someone falls.

      • gregorum
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        -25 months ago

        I have on, a few occasions. Once, I twisted my ankle.