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AKA it is completely painless and failsafe. The only way it won't work is if the pipes are jammed or something. It is planned to come out by the end of this year.Called the “Sarco”, short for sarcophagus, the 3D-printed machine invented by Australian euthanasia activist Philip Nitschke and Dutch designer Alexander Bannink comes with a detachable coffin, mounted on a stand that contains a nitrogen canister.
“The person who wants to die presses the button and the capsule is filled with nitrogen. He or she will feel a bit dizzy but will then rapidly lose consciousness and die,” said Nitschke, who has been dubbed “Dr Death” for his work to legalise euthanasia.
That means your country isn't guarding you from getting this. The plans are also free.the design will be put online as an open-source document for people to download.
“That means that anybody who wants to build the machine can download the plans and 3D-print their own device,” Nitschke said.
The only major disadvantages is that it is very expensive and you need access to a relatively modern 3d printing machine. You can get the 3d printer access from a company willing to print it for you.Printing cost is only an estimate at this point, but probably around €1000 ($1500)”.
Just answer like you are not depressed. Lie if you get schnizophrenia and stuff. I would also like to note that it is reusable after the first coffin is used up, just add in another base. So your family can sell it to gain back their money, already got their coffin, and your body is peaceful. I also think you need to buy nitrogen liquid for this, itsThe entry test he refers to is an online questionnaire, which is intended to assess the mental wellbeing of potential users, in order to judge whether or not they are a suitable candidate for taking their own life.
EDIT: if money is a problem and you live in the US, donate plasma to get money. If outside of US you should be able to save up on NEETbux right?
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