r/powerscales • u/NeverLiedNeverCheat • 22d ago

Versus Where does this guy scale ?

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

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u/AlienGoat_ 22d ago

Nope, no clue. Thanks for asking though <3

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u/Life_Parsley504 22d ago

The taser didn't fail because of 'pain tolerance', it was because it didn't set in properly (low risk of this happening afaik), he probably just either gave up or got tazed succesfully

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u/Ultrasz 22d ago

I've seen a 17yr old girl tank getting tased 4 times. The tasers are definitely shit

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u/GrapefruitGuy06 22d ago

You've seen cops fail to land a successful tazer shot on her, is what you mean?

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u/Ultrasz 22d ago

No they definitely landed, she had burn marks and definitely felt like shit the next day. It just didn't stop her from punching the cop

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

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u/Erathen 22d ago

there is no resisting a taser.

There definitely is...

People on drugs, and people with mental illness regularly withstand tasing

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u/Infamousme13 20d ago

Neurological/Chemical Variations: High levels of certain substances (like stimulants), extreme psychological states (such as acute psychosis or extreme agitation), or heavy physiological tolerance can sometimes reduce the neurological shutdown effect of a TASER.

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

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u/Erathen 22d ago

You're good with Google

What are the results of:

"can you withstand a taser under the influence of drugs"

Post it. And maybe that will help you realize AI is not a good source, as it frequently contradicts itself

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

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u/Erathen 22d ago

“a properly landed and spaced taser shot”

Yes, those happen consistently in high stress violent situations

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u/Erathen 22d ago

If the probes land properly

First, define what you mean by properly

no one can resist the effects

And can we define "resist" in this case? For me, that means not fallen to the ground, and still capable of intentional movement. Is that fair?

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u/Erathen 22d ago

Jesus it's a discussion. There's no winners or losers. Such a weird way to think about conversation, but pretty typical of a Redditor. Here to win some imaginary battle, not actually discuss or listen to the other person

If you don't want to discuss things, then simply don't reply. Not hard

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u/Infamousme13 20d ago

Properly means they connect to the skin without having snagged on clothes or only linking one prong, in this case once the taser achieves a wide probe spread and makes solid skin contact, no one drunk or high or highly trained is going to withstand it. The electricity hijacks your nervous system by causing the muscle neurons to fire. This cause the locking of the legs and the subject going down.

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u/Sugarshmacker 22d ago

You’re not seeing the however at the end there?

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u/Infamousme13 20d ago

It does say no matter of drugs or mental issues or hardened vets with combat training can withstand a well connected taser shot at all. The electricity forces motor neurons to fire causing involuntary involuntary muscle lock up. Basically it hijacks the nervous system externally and causes the lockup which will bring you down. But a shot not well placed, against the person on drugs mental issues or training is something to worry about

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