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> voluntarily subjected itself to more Nitrogen after losing consciousness. How can you argue it did anything voluntarily if it was not conscious? I'd think i
by jstanley 6y ago
> voluntarily subjected itself to more Nitrogen after losing consciousness.
How can you argue it did anything voluntarily if it was not conscious?
I'd think it was merely subjected to more nitrogen because it was unable to move away, no?
- globular-toast 6y agoI sadly can't find the video right now (there are other clips available on Youtube). The experiment involved putting some food in a gas chamber into which the pig could stick its head. The pig voluntarily went for the food and the chamber was filled with Nitrogen. The pig lost consciousness and fell backwards away from the chamber. Now breathing air the pig regains consciousness and after fully waking up goes right back to the food.