I would just take painkillers. They don't work you say? How the hell can painkillers not work for getting shokced when they work even if you fucking get shot or stabbed?
[QUOTE=SpaceGhost;27164577]I would just take painkillers. They don't work you say? How the hell can painkillers not work for getting shokced when they work even if you fucking get shot or stabbed?[/QUOTE]
Because this is not 'real' pain. It is your brain projecting pain. No nerves are actually being injured in this case. Your brain just THINKS it is getting taser-ed.
[QUOTE=Elements;27167632]Because this is not 'real' pain. It is your brain projecting pain. No nerves are actually being injured in this case. Your brain just THINKS it is getting taser-ed.[/QUOTE]
damn thats nifty
[QUOTE=BassB;27169812]damn thats nifty[/QUOTE]
Only possible explanation i could think of
take the pill, then when i graduate, invent a pair of mechanical ears. Though it does depend on which part of the hearing is lost, be it in the ear or in the brain
Music is my life I would take the pain.
[QUOTE=Waffle99;27170388]take the pill, then when i graduate, invent a pair of mechanical ears. Though it does depend on which part of the hearing is lost, be it in the ear or in the brain[/QUOTE]
Its in the brain, because the part that shocks you is also, strangely, the part that controls your hearing. So for the shocks to stop you have to kill off that part of the brain.
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