3 ms·
> arriving at the scene of a crime and believing the blood committed murder. It's more like "believing the death was caused by loss of blood" though, right? As
by virgilp 5y ago
> arriving at the scene of a crime and believing the blood committed murder.
It's more like "believing the death was caused by loss of blood" though, right? As in, it's not completely unreasonable to believe that if you could somehow stop (& compensate) the loss of blood in a timely manner, the person might live, even with a bullet in their body.
- inciampati 5y agoIf you want to specify the metaphor more, it would be like believing that the blood clots committed murder. The protein aggregations apparently serve the same purpose, and are often generated in response to damage/infection.