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Do you want full separation of the head at the neck? You might be able to manage that with a knife, but a specialized bone saw is more likely to get the job don
by yew 14y ago
Do you want full separation of the head at the neck? You might be able to manage that with a knife, but a specialized bone saw is more likely to get the job done.
I believe most modern medical procedures use powered saws, specifically because of the difficulty of cutting bone.
If you insist on using a knife, a high-quality steak knife and some time will do.
(That's a ludicrously absurd comparison, by the way. But you already know that.)
- astrodust 14y agoThis is the number one problem with the Internet. It doesn't know when to say no, when to stop being "helpful". It only says yes, it only continues to provide. In the early days this was a good thing, it encouraged growth and exploration, but now it leads otherwise well intentioned people down the road to ruin. It doesn't know when to stop. It doesn't know when to call in support. It's a bartender gleefully serving a bar full of alcoholics drunk out of their minds on whatever and thinking it's doing a great job. It's a good thing that you get some push-back once in a while. It's a good thing to say "No" or at least ask for clarification. In the age where people's first resort is often Google and their last stop is Wikipedia, any chance to inject a measure of level-headed guidance into the situation is always appreciated.
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