"haha how ironic"

Even in death he keeps on giving.

Or because now his body just thinks it doesn't need to protect him from airborne diseases and shuts that part down.

I mean heat shock proteins exist. A little grit is needed in life to keep the immune system on its toes.

My guess is ingrown toenail infection that spreads.

He probably has staff cleaning everything daily.

Oxygen is corrosive as fuck. That's why people are so obsessed with anti-oxidants. It's important to cellular respiration because it is do damn volatile, but our bodies have to do a lot to keep it contained and safe.

Rust in peace, Bryan.

What did the little shit do to cause it to tragically explode?

Edit: Yeah, I know, I'm going to hell.

No, it was because of shoddy wiring causing a fire inside the capsule in an area that couldn't be accessed easily from the inside or extinguished from the outside. The egress sequence was also very time consuming (somewhere like 90 seconds). Apollo I also was just a training module, it never got launched.

Maybe, but that's neither here nor there. We can't draw that correlation to effects of oxygen on the body via respiration.

I just meant breathing more oxygen makes you agree faster

Yes, I also hope they don't and not that they do.

That's the spirit! Shortlived as it may be

I won't fight you on that.

Neither is Campari, or eating just olives but here we are.

cromnch

Those chambers are normally only done around 2 or 2.5 atmosphere, 3 tops. Not enough to kill anyone if it cracked. A small pop and rushing sound at most depending on the crack size.

the sad thing is that the best way we know of to extend your life is just getting plenty of exercise, eating healthy, having friends, and avoiding cancer.

simply by trying so hard to live longer he's probably shortening his lifespan from the stress

It's also very beneficial to prevent limb loss from trauma that reduces blood flow. Makes a huge difference in the first couple of days to keep the tissue alive.

The dominant species exposes itself to damaging stellar radiation as a form of recreation.

I get these stories as a way of pointing out the inherant absurditity in a lot of every day things...

...but also... life requires energy. Something's gotta keep the metabolism going. Oxygen is both highly reactive and significantly more abundant than any of its heavier counterparts further down the column. If there is life out there with a metabolic rate anywhere approaching our own, it would be weird if it didn't use oxygen.

Plenty of anaerobic bacteria topside! Go take a dump. That smell is mostly their waste products.

Fun fact: Poop is mostly bacteria. Had a gut surgeon tell me it was 90%.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7359576/

Listened to a tale of a kid with adhd thrown into one of these and the moron doctors didn't follow proper safety. Apparently it's not just a fire, it's like a goddamn plasma burn. No way on hell do you survive. Better to let a person burn quickly rather than attempt rescue.

Kids name was Thomas Cooper, died in Detroit.

scuba don't breathe pure oxygen. That's poisonous

Didn’t a court rule recently that boneless olives are allowed to have bones?

The olive bone is the healthiest part! Keeps your teeth strong.

Certain grifters are advertising taking essential amino acids supplements instead of protein. Presumably his team concluded that there's no upside to taking essential amino acids supplements when he gets enough protein.

Is society gonna get the funding to try all this shit on a scientifically relevant number of samples?

It actually is! I tried it for a while and noticed its impact on reducing my hunger, reduced swelling (I could tell because the rings on my fingers were no longer "tight"), and its easy to make so there's no excuse not to eat healthy.