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I'm sure the effect varies from person to person, but this healthy adult who was bitten would vehemently disagree: https://www.al.com/news/2015/06/how_a_ua_doct

• everforward 4y ago
  > 10:45 a.m.: The spider was permitted to bite for 10 seconds. This part kind of clouds the data. He held it with foreceps against his skin for 10 seconds, which is far longer than a normal bite. It's not really representative of the bite you'd get if you put your hand in a woodpile or something.
  • Scramblejams 4y ago
    We definitely could use N >> 1 here. Consider this a call for volunteers!