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00:00What does it feel like to die in a movie?

00:02Today, I will take you to understand the origin and working principle of movies.

00:08In fact, the original intention of inventing movies was to replace the cruel hanging.

00:13There are two types of hanging.

00:15One is manual hanging, which is to turn the capstan to tighten the rope to suffocate people,

00:20that is, to be strangled to death.

00:23This method is long and painful and is often accompanied by incontinence.

00:27The second is the gallows, which relies on the impact of the human body falling to break

00:32the cervical vertebrae.

00:34At this time, the victim will be paralyzed and eventually die of tear bleeding and lack

00:39of oxygen.

00:41This method is slightly faster than manual hanging.

00:44But it is still cruel.

00:46In order to reduce the death process and make people die quickly, the electric chair was

00:51invented.

00:52The electric chair is generally a wooden chair with multiple belts to fix the prisoner on

00:56the chair.

00:57The metal cap on the top of the head is connected to the electrode.

01:01In order to make the current pass through the whole body more smoothly, the hair close

01:05to the electrode must be shaved clean.

01:08When the current of 1,000 to 3,000 volts passes through the prisoner's brain during the execution,

01:14it will destroy the nervous system within one second of 240, causing the prisoner to

01:20quickly faint and feel no pain.

01:23The strong current will also cause fatal damage to the prisoner's various organs and cause

01:27death.

01:28But is it really the case?

01:30In fact, this method is often unable to quickly make people faint and destroy the internal

01:34chi in actual operation due to the different physical constitutions of the prisoners.

01:40The dampness of the body surface will also cause a large amount of current to be distributed

01:45on the body surface, causing the prisoner's whole body to burn and howl.

01:50The first person in history to be executed by the electric chair was electrocuted three

01:55times before he died completely because of insufficient current.

01:59At this time, his blood vessels had burst, his whole body was on fire, and his whole

02:03body was full of stench.

02:06It was horrible.

02:07But now, due to the high uncertainty and tragedy of movies, this method of execution has been

02:13gradually eliminated.

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