Comparison of the Most Painful Ends

Recently, I stumbled upon a pain scale created by enthusiasts from the internet. It is based on a series of scientific studies regarding human reactions to different stimuli. For example, a headshot is 2 points, while being eaten alive is 100 points. In this video, I'll tell you about the last 7 points of this scale and share real stories where people experienced the maximum possible pain levels.

Two links I promised in the video:

Sources:
0. Pain Rating Scale
1. Timothy Treadwell and Amie Huguenard:
2. Jose Melena
3. Vincent Smith II
4. Loretta Pickard
5. Quảng Đức
6. Cecilia Cheng
7. Kiyoko Matsumoto
8. Colin Scott
9. Devair Ferreira’s family and workers
10. Harry Daghlian
11. Hisashi Ouchi
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This video was made only for educational purposes, viewer discretion is advised.

Thanks for watching. Share in the comments what kind of stories you'd like to be covered on the channel. See you in the next video

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[thesunilrock]

Mad respect to the guy who went through all these deaths to tell us which was the most painful.

[JayZoop]

Burning slowly in a claustrophobic place has got to be the worst.

[berner]

There's one that wasn't mentioned and it's the most painful: Being tied down and locked in a room, listening to pop country.

[randallross]

"An illegal chocolate factory" is a phrase I never thought I would hear.

[mr_guy]

An important reminder that nothing in life is promised. Awful things can happen to good people. Let's remember not to take careless risks, and to be grateful for everything we have.

[hendrikheemels]

My mother in law visiting me was 289 points on the pain scale, but I miraculously survived.

[orpheus]

Death in lava is even more painful when you dont have "keep inventory" enabled

[psychedelicartistry]

Imagine being that dispatcher, having to listen to an old woman burn, then being blamed for not doing her job right afterwards.

[paulis]

Doc: On a scale of 1-10, how bad is your pain?
Patient: 140

[Clarice-rpmh]

Shark bites, as described by victims that survive, are not felt at the time it happens. Many do not know they have been bitten. The screams, if they happen, are more connected to the fear. A frequent description is " I felt a tug on my leg, thinking my dive partner was playing games". Adrenaline is an amazing hormone.

[-VoceViu]

Hisashi Ouchi, 35 years old, was the most exposed human to radiation in history. He received 17 sieverts of radiation, equivalent to 170, 000 X-rays at once. He lived for 83 days in the hospital; all his cells were killed, and his skin was peeling off his body. His flesh rotted while he was still alive, turning him into a zombie. Not even morphine could relieve his pain because he no longer had cells. It is said that this was the most painful death in history.

[marielagueisacastrillomarq]

Knowing that your loved one suffered so much pain and fear before death breaks you so much. It is so shocking.

[justvid]

Exactly what I need to watch at 3 am in the morning.

[s_]

I can't imagine the guilt that the worker must feel for closing that oven door..

[dimas]

"One more video before bed"

The video:

[txsoutherngoth]

i can’t even imagine being a 911 operator, especially in loretta’s case. you’d be traumatized during every shift. sitting and hearing an elderly woman screaming like that… being helpless to do anything…

[OP-rooster]

I don’t why these videos are recommended for me late at night

[DarthTwilight]

I would need therapy for life after being the dispatcher who answered Loretta's call.

[kalmage]

Poor Loretta :( breaks my heart when elderly don't have someone watching them, it's a thankless job but it's heavily appreciated

[quackadillyblip]

Brain tumour. I didn't want to die but several times I begged the NHS to cease treatment & let me go. It was beyond pain. I didn't just feel it, it consumed me - for days. Left me unconciouss - it was so extreme I bit through my own tongue & didn't realise!