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Do you think you can survive this episode? We’re discussing gun shot wounds, falling to your death, and all things Squid Game w/ Dr. Richard Brown and Austin Rogers.
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Each week we pair a comedian with a scientist, to break down the scientifically inaccurate elements of popular movies and TV shows. Warning: There will be spoilers!
So we're talking about the injuries in Squid Game including how people are dying or just getting severely injured in this show, and whether or not it was realistic.
In the series, there's a scene where Kang Sae-byeok has this huge shard of glass in her gut and she pulls it out with just her hand and then just kind of ties something around. What is the move? If we have a shard in us, do we leave it until we get to a hospital? Do we dump alcohol on it? What's the move here?
In real life, you don't pull something out. The reason for that is in real life, if it's occluding a vessel and you pull it out, you unclot the vessel, the obstruction, because it could be obstructing the bleeding and then you bleed out and you die.
So in movie terms, it depends on what they hit. If that was a flesh wound and it was just into the muscle and the soft tissues, pulling it out, it's not going to do anything. But if it actually penetrated the abdominal cavity, you could have intestines and stuff coming out and yeah, you could have a major problem.
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Do you think you can survive this episode? We’re discussing gun shot wounds, falling to your death, and all things Squid Game w/ Dr. Richard Brown and Austin Rogers.
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Each week we pair a comedian with a scientist, to break down the scientifically inaccurate elements of popular movies and TV shows. Warning: There will be spoilers!
So we're talking about the injuries in Squid Game including how people are dying or just getting severely injured in this show, and whether or not it was realistic.
In the series, there's a scene where Kang Sae-byeok has this huge shard of glass in her gut and she pulls it out with just her hand and then just kind of ties something around. What is the move? If we have a shard in us, do we leave it until we get to a hospital? Do we dump alcohol on it? What's the move here?
In real life, you don't pull something out. The reason for that is in real life, if it's occluding a vessel and you pull it out, you unclot the vessel, the obstruction, because it could be obstructing the bleeding and then you bleed out and you die.
So in movie terms, it depends on what they hit. If that was a flesh wound and it was just into the muscle and the soft tissues, pulling it out, it's not going to do anything. But if it actually penetrated the abdominal cavity, you could have intestines and stuff coming out and yeah, you could have a major problem.
#SquidGame #SquidGameSeries #LeeJungJae #Seeker #SeekerPlus
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Seeker empowers the curious to understand the science shaping our world. We tell award-winning stories about the natural forces and groundbreaking innovations that impact our lives, our planet, and our universe.
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