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Anonymous No.177>>188>>215
The implosion of the Titan submarine (OceanGate) was so rapid that the pain wasn't even registered by the brain. They didn't feel anything at all. Utterly instantaneous.
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Anonymous No.188
>>177 (OP)
damn an instant death
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Anonymous No.215
>>177 (OP)
the brain processes at the speed of light. I'm pretty sure everything would've slowed down in their minds at the moment of the implosion.
Anonymous No.177
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The implosion of the Titan submarine (OceanGate) was so rapid that the pain wasn't even registered by the brain. They didn't feel anything at all. Utterly instantaneous.
>>188>>215
Anonymous No.188
>>177 (OP)
damn an instant death
Anonymous No.215
>>177 (OP)
the brain processes at the speed of light. I'm pretty sure everything would've slowed down in their minds at the moment of the implosion.