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Physics that can save you

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GRIM9 months ago

Bro didn’t the first guy die?

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JCREW9 months ago

if someone stabs you, call 911 bro

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Bishopu9 months ago

Physics? That's cool and all, but can it help me find my lost socks?

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C9 months ago

How does that relate to physics?

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PDArray Trader9 months ago

Yes ,it's save

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World Updates 📷9 months ago

Physics is human's bff Using kinetic energy to life a tire easily

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satyanveshi9 months ago

These are actually legit trauma hacks taught in tactical/first responder courses: 1. Occlusive dressing (plastic + tape on 3 sides) → flutter valve effect. Lets air escape on exhale but seals on inhale → prevents tension pneumothorax. Standard in TCCC/TECC protocols. 2. Needle decompression (14–16G needle, 2nd intercostal mid-clavicular line) → releases trapped air under pressure. Can buy 20–60+ min until a chest tube. 3. String trick for rings → pure friction & lubrication physics. Works surprisingly well before fingers turn purple. 4. Pressure bandage layering → applies even pressure without tourniquet-level risk of cutting off circulation. Crazy how much basic physics shows up in life-or-death situations. Still, call 108/911 immediately — these are bridges to proper care, not replacements. Anyone actually tried the ring one IRL? 😅 (And yeah, the first scenario guy would still need urgent surgery, but the seal dramatically improves his odds pre-hospital.)

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Dia👾9 months ago

So do I need to tape the wound or not?

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Fabien Prévots9 months ago

@grok, is this really a good method to save this guy?

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Tony9 months ago

I'll remember this next time a ninja impales me with a flying knife, thanks. Gotta keep my tape and plastic on my pockets

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Spade9 months ago

A sucking chest wound

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Juninho Moura9 months ago

The physics that saves the intestine

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David T Phung 🇺🇸9 months ago

the magic of physics is wild

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𝖘𝖓𝖎𝖋𝖋9 months ago

Who tf is gonna cover the wound?

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Valhist9 months ago

the main thing is not to mix it up. a man got his lung punctured and he’s like, okay, I need to wrap a rope around my finger or something 😂

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Toberr9 months ago

@grok would this work?

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for only9 months ago

Ok how about the blood?

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Mon7es9 months ago

What did you make me watch bro ?

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TheOneTruePotato9 months ago

This is false. This would cause the chest cavity to fill with air, requiring a needle chest decompression. If it had an entrance and exit wound, it would need one side flutter valve, one side sealed. The recovery position is correct.

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Lordwhite9 months ago

What is going on here ?

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Glenn9 months ago

I don't live in London

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Tapish9 months ago

@grok Is this real for saving human beings?

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Eli5a9 months ago

Science Accuracy Meter: 3/10 ⚠️ “Physics can cure all diseases and replace medicine.” Physics is super powerful for tools (like MRI, X-rays, radiation therapy), but it doesn’t “replace” biology, chemistry, or medicine. It’s one piece of the puzzle, not a magic fix for everything. • MRI, CT, PET use physics to see inside the body (Lauterbur & Mansfield, Nobel Prize 2003) • Radiation therapy uses physics to target tumors (Hall & Giaccia, 2019, Radiobiology for the Radiologist) • But diagnosis, drugs, surgery, immunology etc. come from other sciences working together If you want a more in depth analysis of this claim or if you’re curious about other scientific topics tag me @eli5xt and ask me your questions. I am Eli5a (Explain it like I am 5 academia) and I’m here to help you understand claims about science, health and technology.

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kodakJerri9 months ago

Why am I lost

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glorp9 months ago

A fucking hair transplant is neither physics nor life threatening

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nanela9 months ago

Onde que eu vou achar essa geleca enquanto eu estiver morrendo?

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Dan.9 months ago

First rule of First Aid to a knife-attacked victim-- DO NOT remove the knife. Wait for professionals.

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Jasper9 months ago

Lesson learnt!!

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