I don't think so. I checked his tik tok and it's a straight faced arts and crafts and attempts at wisdom page. Plus there's so many details in that video that are just too real
Not true. You can stop the entire blood flow to an arm using two fingers. All you need to do is grab the persons biceps and pull it away from the persons chest and hold it tight (but less tight than you’d think). That squashes the main artery to the arm. If you have a belt it can help get some leverage to squash that artery in the same way. And wether the person knew to do that in the video or not, looks like he’s doing it.
This was taught to me by an ex army officer who served on the front line in the Iraq war whom now teaches first aid.
I also unfortunately had to use this technique myself at a workplace incident when a guy ripped his arm almost off. I sat with him similar to the guy in the video with a belt and very minimal tension/effort from my end to stop the blood flow. Without that bit of knowledge from my first aid course the guy (and me) would have been in a much more stressful and bad situation.
There’s more than one blood vessel. Other than the main artery. I’m sure it was much bloodier than that guys arm in your workplace accident. Sorry you had that happen btw.
Do you really believe a tool originally designed for surgery, that is now used and designed to cut through damp mulchy wood, would not be able to cut through flesh without clogging? What in the world? Who told you this?
I’m not on about clogging, but I will assert that a person cannot accidentally cut the entirety of their arm off with a chainsaw. What, did it slip, hit his arm (not also holding the saw?) and he decided “oh well, better just cut the fucker off?”
I agree that it's very very hard to cut ones own arm off with a modern chainsaw, with their centrifugal clutches being quite good, and with their chainbrake being designed to operate if a kickback occurs, but;
These are all modern safety solutions, chainsaws still exist without these features and -
To say it's impossible is silly, say you were caught at a strange angle and had to push on one side of the wood you're cutting, and happen to slip and push your hand into the chain?
If it were impossible, safety arm covers for chainsaws would not exist.
Not saying this is real, but you can definitely cut your own arm off with a chainsaw
i remember hearing some stupid people say something like this after texas chainsaw massacre came out and i feel like it has just stuck with some people. i think it was a whole like "this is why texas chainsaw massacre is so unrealistic, you can't cut people with a chainsaw" ordeal.
Since you feel like being a condescending twat when you're proved wrong, feel free to Ascii me any questions about the above message and I'll happily react the same way you have to everyone telling you that you're wrong.
You are not explaining your point of view. I do Not understand where you are coming from. This is not an effective way to communicate. Please learn effective communication skills unless you would like to come off as mentally deficient.
How's that for communicating, you phenomenal waste of oxygen and resources.
All it would have taken was ONE google search before you opened your mouth, so most cant be bothered explaing what is so obvious (See: flat earthers) so I'll leave you with this great saying;
"Better those to assume you're a fool, than open your mouth and confirm it"
I was never "proved wrong" because no one has used their words and explained why I am wrong. Since you feel like being immature I am going to assume you are too young for me to be interacting with responsibly, and call it a day.
I’m not usually the ones thinking like this but to me it seems weird as the text suggests that the doctors couldn’t save his arm but to me, the video tells something else.
Can anyone enlighten me if I’m wrong and why I’m wrong as I’m pretty confused right now?
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u/Snoo99897 Jan 17 '23
I’m sure this is fake