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Because most humans would never agree that "freezing to death" is a just death, although I am sure it would work out just fine as you described.
by flyGuyOnTheSly 9y ago
Because most humans would never agree that "freezing to death" is a just death, although I am sure it would work out just fine as you described.
- IntronExon 9y agoHumans would rapidly freeze to death in a lobster’s natural habitat. Humans are not lobsters, and we should be careful to remember that freezing to death is experienced differently by animals with different metabolisms. A good rule of thumb is that endotherms suffer horribly and experience pain in low temperatures, while cold-blooded animals experience torpor.
- flyGuyOnTheSly 9y agoMost humans do not think like that, or hardly at all in the philosophical sense.