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Thanks, it's quite a popular spot for jumpers and all articles I've read suggest success.Jumping off a high building | Lost All Hope: The web's leading suicide resource
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I don't think so, this article states 150ft onto land would be a 95% chance of death, halfing would take that at least under 30% as a guess (I'd assume the extra 65ft would increase the speed and impact enough to increase the percentage dramatically.
You do not die on impact when jumping. It can take several minutes for your body to die. Sometimes 45 minutes or more. You will have to die from shock, broken bones, broken organs, broken lungs (suffocation), nerve damage, bleeding, and head injury. Even a long fall will leave you in pain until you die from your inflicted wounds. Some people have even survived parachute failure. Just because the camera stops rolling after the person in the video hits the ground doesn't mean they are dead yet. The body swells and the person is in pain for a long time.
Right but the idea is usually quick AND painless not full of pain for however long until you die from your wounds.
