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Randomly, this happened in the county where I live. But more pertinently, this seems like a horrible fluke. One time my dad, a chaplain, was called to a scene
by iambateman 9y ago
Randomly, this happened in the county where I live.
But more pertinently, this seems like a horrible fluke. One time my dad, a chaplain, was called to a scene where a girl was hit in the chest by a tennis ball and killed. The ball stopped her heart. Crazy accidents happen, but that doesn't mean caffeine is suddenly the silent killer.
Very sad though.
- psyc 9y agoExactly. How many times have you heard of a person dying from caffeine? It's very unusual for any given person to have a fatal reaction to some drug. It's not at all unexpected for 1 person out of a billion to have a fatal reaction to some drug.
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- astrodust 9y agoDepends on how much of a rockstar you are. Dave Grohl was famously hospitalized for drinking way too much coffee: http://www.nme.com/news/music/them-crooked-vultures-14-1294541 http://www.nme.com/news/music/them-crooked-vultures-14-12945... He had a conversation with his doctor about it that went something like "So how many cups of coffee do you have a day?" and his answer was "How many cups are in a pot? Because I drink like five of those..."
- RealityVoid 9y agoHow does that even happen? Couldn't CPR have helped? I mean, yeah, hitting the heart might make you skip a beat, but causing the heart to stop? Does it even work like that??