Scientists probably got a bunch of stomach acid (somehow) and just put various items in with it to see what would dissolve and how strong stomach acid is. I doubt someone actually swallowed a razor on purpose.
Or maybe some guy donated his body to science and they got the stomach acid that way. But how long does it take for your stomach acid to disappear? Does it evaporate or does it do something else? Would it even be usable after death? If not, I suppose they'd preform a surgery to receive the stomach acid.
That I don't know. Maybe they used one of the camera thing the shove down your mouth to look at your stomach and checked it then. Or maybe during a stomach surgery.
Regarding the earlier comment, there's one way I could know who said what to you. That's looking at your previous comments. You can't call someone annoying if they aren't trying to be.
@pebbleinthepond Exactly what I was thinking.
@lime894 I never said you knew that someone else said that to me. I said it's unoriginal. I also find it to be a but rude, especially since we were having a perfectly fine conversation before.
So you're saying I could've ignored your rude comment just as you could've ignored mine? When I get annoyed that someone is making the same rude comment that has been made a thousand times before (even if you didn't know it), I'm suddenly attacking your happiness?
@lime894 You're right, I did. I'm in the wrong. But I still think what you said was rude, but I definitely shouldn't have acted the way I did. Sorry. But that "dislike to society and life" still doesn't make sense to me.
The phrase "who cares" means what it says. This means that if you care about that phrase so much, it is logical for me to believe that you don't care for or about anything.
@lime894 When I put my username as "whocares" I literally meant, "who cares about my username?" And disliking society and life IS caring. Not caring would be indifference, though I do happen to be indifferent a lot.
Look, I'm sorry I overreacted. I was just trying to be nice and a decent human being at first which is why it pissed me off when you said, "Who cares?" Not to mention that was literally the third or fourth time I heard it that day and all of those other people who said it were assholes and annoying. I shouldn't have taken it out on you. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry as well. :) Anyways, I think we best leave it at that, otherwise there's gonna be about fifteen more comments with us saying, "No, I'M sorry," which would probably annoy the crap out of everyone. It's basically the equivalent of those couples who say, "No, you hang up! . . . No, YOU hang up!" Haha, if I ever get a boyfriend/girlfriend, I would do that just to mess with people.
That sounds like fun. Let's break the Internet? (But how has it not been broken already? I mean, remember the dinosaur gif? It seems like that would be enough to shatter anything . . . )
You can't tickle yourself because the brain knows what is going to happen and is therefore predictable. When someone else tickles you, the brain cannot predict where the sensations will be coming from and the pattern so it produces the sensation that you are being tickled. It is not a defense mechanism as such, it is just a shortcoming of the human brain.
@lime894 I never said you knew that someone else said that to me. I said it's unoriginal. I also find it to be a but rude, especially since we were having a perfectly fine conversation before.
Look, I'm sorry I overreacted. I was just trying to be nice and a decent human being at first which is why it pissed me off when you said, "Who cares?" Not to mention that was literally the third or fourth time I heard it that day and all of those other people who said it were assholes and annoying. I shouldn't have taken it out on you. I'm sorry.
Other scientist- "Nah let's see how many candy bars one strand of hair can hold up."