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Re:The anesthetic effect of air at atmospheric pressure by slau on Monday August 14, 2023 @02:32PM (#37124752)
While scuba diving, nitrogen narcosis stops the instant you ascend a bit (the typical recommendation is to reduce the ambient pressure by one atmosphere). I don’t think there is anything in this study that indicates the effect lasts more than a few minutes after exposure ceases.
Re:The anesthetic effect of air at atmospheric pressure by jjk166 on Monday August 14, 2023 @03:21PM (#37125582)
Depending on exactly what one's doing, it's easily conceivable that the exposure can be concurrent with the activity. Maybe not football, where lugging around a compressed gas tank on the field is likely impractical if not dangerous, but a sport like Formula 1 or many E-sports would likely be quite conducive for an individual, and other sports like wrestling or swimming could probably be done entirely in a room with a modified atmosphere.
Re:The anesthetic effect of air at atmospheric pressure by ambicapter on Monday August 14, 2023 @04:01PM (#37126078)
I've always wondered if fighter pilots ever had a system to pump different gases into their masks whenever they encounter a high-stakes situation.
Re:The anesthetic effect of air at atmospheric pressure by MaxwellsDaemon on Monday August 14, 2023 @04:17PM (#37126250)
Here comes the juice!
Re:The anesthetic effect of air at atmospheric pressure by sebastiennight on Tuesday August 15, 2023 @06:49PM (#37140303)
Copeng - even the inyalowda scientists can't think properly on their own planet, sa sa ke?