Scientists Agree THIS is the Worst Way to Die

Death is a mystery, sometimes it can be painless and peaceful, and other times it can be the most painful and horrific last experience of someone's life. Today we are turning to science to help determine which way to clock out is actually the worst of all time. See if you can guess the worst way to die according to scientists.

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[whernan]

I actually almost died from dehydration a few years back and the feeling of your organs beginning to hydrate again has been the most strangest feeling I've ever experience

[seraphimboys]

I feel so bad for the former beauty queen. Something about going from living a life a glamour and excitement, to being neglected to the point of mites eating her alive really gets to me. Godspeed, stranger

[jahanjanson]

Hisashi Ouchi was kept alive by his family not the doctors. Interviews with the nurses and the head doctor showed they knew he was going to die and recommended the family to accept his fate and end his suffering but the family wanted absolutely everything to be done to keep him alive. Also he wasn’t the guy pouring the liquid he was holding the container that the reaction occurred in, meaning his body was pressed against the container which would give him a much higher dose of radiation than the person pouring.

[chaotixninja]

That moment you realized Scar suffered a more gruesome death than what's shown on film.

[StockDoctortrade]

How many episodes about death will you make

Infographics show: yes

[barcdenw]

“Please let me die...”
“NO THIS IS FOR SCIENCE!!”

[RCTCrashes]

Worth mentioning that the part about the Doctors deciding to keep Ouchi alive isn't true - rather, they had no choice. Japan has very strict consent laws when it comes to medicine, and as Ouchi's family insisted the doctors do everything to save him, including resuscitating him if his heart stopped, they had to keep administering treatment right up to the very end.

[Snow_GG_]

Anyone else take a huge sip of water after he explained dehydration 😂

[pulsjax]

Being burned alive would be one of the worse for sure, being tortured in that way right before dying is absolutely awful

[mads]

"if this video scares you, just remember: death is inevitable" THANKS

[Izybuzy]

Oichi story still haunting me. Can't believe people still able to die in the worst of the worst painful way in modern era.

[yoshi]

Not letting that man die is absolutely awful, there was no chance of survival and they kept him alive for 83 days. That should be a crime at that point, that is beyond absolutely awful.

[imsoboredhahaha]

I would wanna die like how the elderly sims do in Sims 2 where they get in Hawaiian shirts and wave goodbye

[ZaneZephyr]

i think being buried alive and slowly being crushed should get an honorable mention

[oscarrodas]

“Death is inevitable and it will come for all of us.”

Wow. Thanks for reminding me😖😰

[ebonih]

Buried alive is the worst to me but that poor child with ants went through a lot

[savagesavagesavagemcsavage]

The worst way to die is alone, and not having accomplished anything meaningful

[goatpile]

The Infographics Show: The worst way to die is being eaten alive.
*torture has entered the chat*

[gonefing]

"Unless your superpower is to get cancer"

Deadpool would like to know your location.

[eric]

radiation: causes cancer





also radiation: helps fight off cancer cells