Unfortunatly even when you are in the hospital when this happens and everyone around you is aware of what's happening fast enough to act, it's probably still fatal. Often times this happens deep inside the brain, there is no way to get someone into brain surgery fast enough. And even if somehow the doctors can get in there, often there is nothing to be done. If it's deep in the brain, there is no good way of getting in there without causing a lot of damage and depending on the exact situation it can't even be fixed.

It's just one of those really sad things that happens without anybody being able to do something about it.

This is unfortunatly common in my family and I've had family members eating themselves up about it, if they just acted faster and got them to the hospital faster. But everyone from the hospital side was very clear about this, there is nothing that anyone could have done.

there is anything somebody could have done to actively prevent that from happening?

The bottom image is Grant Imahara. He was a great engineer and well known for his work on several major movie franchises, mythbusters, and BattleBots. He died relatively young and tragically from a brain aneurysm.

Dammit, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grant_Imahara

Adolf Hitler was a controversial german politician. He is considered in large part responsible for the second world war, and especially the holocaust.

Hitler is generally considered quite a bad person, and it is a common trope to use a time machine to go back in time to kill him before his rise to power.

Grant doesn't need explanation as everybody knows mythbusters.

They are upset that the actor who portrayed Sulu in Star Trek: Continues died

grant imahara.

Not that you want to give aspirin for a stroke either

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Are you mad at fictional characters for their hypothetical hypocrisy lmao

I think most time machines are functionally teleporters as well, since they appear when and where you want. Being able to teleport into the oval office (and then back out) removes almost every barrier preventing them from doing something "which they could do right now".

I like this meme format more when it kinda makes fun of the og format of it being pointlessly gendered

This kind of is that, taking out his fav role model,

Maybe they're NOT USian.

Going after someone after the spotlight is on them is a lot harder