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Wouldn't an inert gas cylinder and a mask be sufficient? There's a history of accidents where victims suddenly pass out in enclosed, poorly-ventilated spaces (c
by Nextgrid 1y ago
Wouldn't an inert gas cylinder and a mask be sufficient? There's a history of accidents where victims suddenly pass out in enclosed, poorly-ventilated spaces (caves, etc), and even worse, people who go help them will themselves succumb to the same thing.
- niemandhier 1y agoEven then you’d want a medical professional to supervise the procedure to ensure its efficacy, it being free from pain and avoid crippling but non lethal attempts. Also not every person that expresses the desire to die should necessarily act upon that momentary desire. By enabling a supervised procedure, that mandates counseling, such cases could be recognized.
- lunar-whitey 1y agoInert gas asphyxiation is less straightforward because some ventilation should be present to allow exhalation of carbon dioxide. Significant pain results if this is not provided.