• Duranie@leminal.space
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    2 days ago

    That doesn’t mean conscious. I’d imagine maybe a confused moment of “shouldn’t that pull me up about now?” except the impact and loss of consciousness prior to the complete thought.

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      2 days ago

      I did a 100ft free fall into a net once. When the adrenaline is going, you have plenty of time to think about it. Mathematically, I know the drop took about 2.5 seconds, but it felt like a full two minutes. My perception of it was 30 seconds of “Wow, this view is really nice” and 90 seconds of “What the fuck? Where’s the net? Why am I still falling? What the fuck?!”

      So, yeah, she probably had plenty of time to panic.

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        I did an 18m cliff jump from a deep water solo climb into the sea.
        Took so long I thought I’d missed the sea. Opened my eyes to see what was happening and the sea was right there saying “surprise!”.
        I burst most of the blood vessels in both my eyes.

        • WhyJiffie@sh.itjust.works
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          20 hours ago

          I burst most of the blood vessels in both my eyes.

          how is your vision? I guess that doesn’t heal much :(

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        I slid at least 2 miles on my motorcycle, well I was off my motorcycle sliding on the pavement, I maybe slid 80 feet, no I didn’t feel the bone as it was shaved down by the pavement, adrenaline gives plenty of time but hopefully blunted the pain.