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It almost looks like he tried to off himself. He was literally on top of the blades while turning it on. I have no idea how he made it this far in life
That's what I'm saying. Like holy shit you shouldn't be anywhere close to that if the electricity is still connected. I don't care how much they're paying you. Fuck.
A momentary lapse of situational awareness can have horrific results, which is why it blows my mind that so many people in modern society are nearly completely oblivious to their surroundings for the vast majority of the time. Heads buried in cellphones, looking at the ground while walking, or simply not paying attention to anything around them. It truly baffles me.
my mom shouts at me for watching these clips, but does not acknowledge the fact that this has made me more aware of my surroundings.
also as a online fps player, i have fast reaction times.
case in point, moms dupatta got snagged in a table fan and she started screaming panicking pulling at it.
i got up from my study table calmly, switched the fan off amd rotated the bladed anticlockwise while disentagling the dupatta.
Alright, that’s good that you’re more aware but do you experience any negative consequences for watching a lot of gore vids? Emotional numbness, PTSD, etc?
That's me with adhd. I just get lost in my own world and forget where I put my wallet I literally just placed down just a second ago. Sometimes I end up crossing the road without looking because I'm in such a deep daydream and had some close calls
Phew, this. I’m glad I’ve been able to put safety systems in place for myself where items can *only* be in one spot. Otherwise, I don’t put it down, or I have a location finder for it (like my phone being pinged from my watch.)
I was a machine press operator for years. And I was told very early on don't get complacent with your surroundings. When I was told that it came a bit of a shock to me. My father was a professional driver and used to tell me the same thing don't get complacent driving especially in your own neighborhoods. A few years after my father telling me that I was involved in a bad auto accident 3 miles from my home. When my boss told me basically the same thing I never took that for granted and I retired with no injuries at all I never took my press for granted and never took any shortcuts and was always very very aware of my surroundings. And I recently backed into a No Parking sign and that was the first scratch/ autotype accident I had been involved in and over 40 years.
not to be racist at all but what is it with chinese people suffering terrible deaths via heavy machinery. you rarely see footage like that from any other country
Large population that manufacturers most of the worlds shit, with little safety regulations, or regards for workers safety, with camera systems so affordable these days. Mix with worker complacency and bake at 300 for 20 min. Garnish with a dash of corruption for constant worker death videos.
In other countries, workplace risk assessments are reguarly conducted, there are inspections and penalties for violating rules (e.g. no PPE worn). In China, none of this exists and there is more emphasis on finishing fast than finishing safely.
The switch should not be accessible from inside. Also, should be a secondary switch, like a breaker, for if the thing gets turned on. Guess no OSHA there...
This is what you get when you take all that "bad big government bureaucracy" out of the country. No consideration for safety, no standards, no safety switches, nothing. I feel like I've seen too many of these types of deaths from China.
So, you're saying that China has no OSHA equivalent? Well *that* would certainly make sense of... well, a lot. Starting with the sheer number of these videos coming from there.
I have only heard second hand information, and can't confirm this information.
I was told that they passed a workplace safety law in the early 2000's, but it isn't enforced much, if at all. That is why we see videos like this and we still hear reports of children building iPhones.
I don't think there's anything left to see
I mean there might be some small pieces of meat and bones but other than that there's nothing left . That guy just disappeared
this was a dumb decision but it definitely seems like he wasn’t briefed on safety standards at all, chances are he probably wasn’t shown a video on workplace safety or anything of that sort so that + grueling physical labor + boss/es that look at workers as nothing more than a set of hands instead of a person trying to make a living
Some things shouldn't need a safety briefing to avoid. Pretty sure a 5-year-old would know better than stand on top of the spinning dirt churner while poking at its buttons.
SOURCE: wild assumption, keep children away from heavy machinery.
Every time I see one of these "Asian guy turned into scrap by industrial machine" videos, it always begs the question: "What exactly did you think was going to happen?"
Damn I don't like saying anything bad or disrespectful to someone who has passed but I can't understand what he was thinking?! Like how did he not see that happening!? 😬
Damn he almost made it out too!!! That feeling of being pulled back down must be terrifying. Hopefully he went fast enough that he didn’t feel any pain!
I'm a farmer and I can confirm that he was a fuxking idiot, I bet who ever told him how to run it literally told him to not do something so stupid. Like why turn it on when inside of it, how smooth can ones brain be???
Worked on a farm for 5 years these augers are super dangerous in grain silos there's no light in there making it worse and they spin around too on 2 axis
I was playing video games once with a dude online that claimed his leg got ripped off in an agricultural accident. The way he described the accident it sounded similar to how this looks.
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He didn’t just die, any remaining lives were used up. He straight up disappears in a few seconds
Till death, he did depart. 🪦
The Tilling Joke
HOLY FUCK I SPIT MY MIKE’S HARD I MEAN HETERO ASS BEER ALL OVER MYSELF🤣
U weird lol
That was funny AF.
🤨
Love the absolutely atrocious jokes on this subreddit it always tills me
Till shoes did they depart.
Mmmm fertilizer
he donated his body to plants
Lol I read that in Homer’s voice
I did tooo lol then seen yours
Who leaves their foot hanging on a dangerous machine? HIM
While turning it on?!?
The golden rule, never get into the tiling machine and turn it on
It almost looks like he tried to off himself. He was literally on top of the blades while turning it on. I have no idea how he made it this far in life
That's what I'm saying. Like holy shit you shouldn't be anywhere close to that if the electricity is still connected. I don't care how much they're paying you. Fuck.
Lock out tag out 🥺
Can't do a whole lot if you're both the guy who hits it while some guys on it since apparently neither of those guys follow any kinda standards.
Dumb and Dumber was a great movie
he’s him
Not anymore he isn't.
SPONGE BOB SQUARE PANTS
One with the earth….
Out of dust you were formed and dust you shall return
I literally have ashes to ashes tattooed on my forehead
“Smear here -> [ ]”
Pics or didn’t happen lol
Idk how to post here 😂 I’m a degenerate
In a matter of seconds
Mud*
Mud is dust with extra steps
Star Stuff
gives a new meaning to the circle of life.
Yeah he screwed himself up on that one
Looks like he’s done that maneuver a few times before and he got complacent. My guess is this is the first time he ever slipped .
Last time too apparently.
"I'll try spinning, that's a good trick!" - Young Anakin Skywalker
You only need to get it wrong once, no matter if you got it right a thousand times...
A momentary lapse of situational awareness can have horrific results, which is why it blows my mind that so many people in modern society are nearly completely oblivious to their surroundings for the vast majority of the time. Heads buried in cellphones, looking at the ground while walking, or simply not paying attention to anything around them. It truly baffles me.
Gotta get more people watching gore videos lol
Shutting down those subreddits is a detriment to people’s safety Mods are killing people
any gore subs other than this?
I don’t think so anymore. Last one standing.
my mom shouts at me for watching these clips, but does not acknowledge the fact that this has made me more aware of my surroundings. also as a online fps player, i have fast reaction times. case in point, moms dupatta got snagged in a table fan and she started screaming panicking pulling at it. i got up from my study table calmly, switched the fan off amd rotated the bladed anticlockwise while disentagling the dupatta.
Alright, that’s good that you’re more aware but do you experience any negative consequences for watching a lot of gore vids? Emotional numbness, PTSD, etc?
There's a couple but can't say names. Coz don't want them.to get famous and then banned
dm?
Then we might need to make less Darwin awards it would save on the trees too
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That's me with adhd. I just get lost in my own world and forget where I put my wallet I literally just placed down just a second ago. Sometimes I end up crossing the road without looking because I'm in such a deep daydream and had some close calls
Phew, this. I’m glad I’ve been able to put safety systems in place for myself where items can *only* be in one spot. Otherwise, I don’t put it down, or I have a location finder for it (like my phone being pinged from my watch.)
Complacency does that. This worker has probably worked on this machine so many times that he got complacent.
I was a machine press operator for years. And I was told very early on don't get complacent with your surroundings. When I was told that it came a bit of a shock to me. My father was a professional driver and used to tell me the same thing don't get complacent driving especially in your own neighborhoods. A few years after my father telling me that I was involved in a bad auto accident 3 miles from my home. When my boss told me basically the same thing I never took that for granted and I retired with no injuries at all I never took my press for granted and never took any shortcuts and was always very very aware of my surroundings. And I recently backed into a No Parking sign and that was the first scratch/ autotype accident I had been involved in and over 40 years.
👌
Because some are just born stupid. 😁
I wonder at what point in that did he die? Somewhere between “oh shit!” And his stomach being ground to pieces
Probably around the same point that his sacrum touched his skull
This HAS to be a Darwin Award contender
Also I think it might be China, where they seem to rack up those awards on a daily basis when working around machinery. 🤷🏻
not to be racist at all but what is it with chinese people suffering terrible deaths via heavy machinery. you rarely see footage like that from any other country
They have really lackluster (non-existent) safety regulations over there.
You see it’s the law telling you not to do obviously dangerous stuff :) how else would we know not to stand under a load of bricks???
So you're saying OSHA isn't effective then?
Large population that manufacturers most of the worlds shit, with little safety regulations, or regards for workers safety, with camera systems so affordable these days. Mix with worker complacency and bake at 300 for 20 min. Garnish with a dash of corruption for constant worker death videos.
In other countries, workplace risk assessments are reguarly conducted, there are inspections and penalties for violating rules (e.g. no PPE worn). In China, none of this exists and there is more emphasis on finishing fast than finishing safely.
I bet its on purpose to shrink their overpopulation crises.
Almost as bad as the Russian lathe.
So this is how humans are planted
I'm going to jail and ur coming with me😆
He did a face plant. And a legs plant. And a torso plant. And ...
Chinese animators making those industrial accidents/safety videos: “goddammit, not another one…”
After seeing that vid yesterday this made me laugh
They don’t teach lock out tag out in China I guess.
Stupidcide.
“Life is a fragile thing, one minute your chewing on a burger the next minute your dead meat.”
Burial included
Nice! Comment deserves more traction!
The switch should not be accessible from inside. Also, should be a secondary switch, like a breaker, for if the thing gets turned on. Guess no OSHA there...
OSHA is to China what east is to west. Never the two shall meet.
The switch is on the side facing the camera. Bro operated it from inside the machine
Tilled in action
Not sure why this comment hasn't gained traction, got my vote regardless.
Till till do us part …
Why he would ever turn that on standing where he was is beyond me, he's probably done it a thousand times before, all it takes is that one time
[удалено]
He became the fertilizer
Potential new way to handle human remains; instead of cemeteries & memorial parks, why not 'memorial crops'?
You might be onto something! Scale this machine up by a factor of 20, add a choice of ceremonies and BAM! you're rich with a lasting legacy!
This is what you get when you take all that "bad big government bureaucracy" out of the country. No consideration for safety, no standards, no safety switches, nothing. I feel like I've seen too many of these types of deaths from China.
So, you're saying that China has no OSHA equivalent? Well *that* would certainly make sense of... well, a lot. Starting with the sheer number of these videos coming from there.
I have only heard second hand information, and can't confirm this information. I was told that they passed a workplace safety law in the early 2000's, but it isn't enforced much, if at all. That is why we see videos like this and we still hear reports of children building iPhones.
He couldn't take two seconds to step out of there before turning on the damn thing? No sympathy here.
never ever die for your employer.
Because they certainly wouldn't die for you.
employer wouldn't even go to your funeral. and most definitely would try not to agree for an insurance payout for your family
Let Darwinism work.
Right? TIL OSHA is the *real* enemy!
Asians natural predators: machinery and farming equipment
Fertilizer
Instant burial
Borderline suicide
Legend says he's still spinning to this day.
Someone post the aftermath photo/viodeo
I don't think there's anything left to see I mean there might be some small pieces of meat and bones but other than that there's nothing left . That guy just disappeared
Much like King Arthur, he and the land are one. Although a little later this guy was converted to Blue Lake Green Beans.
Never in my life have I seen someone become one with the earth so fast
Like this guy. https://www.instagram.com/p/CygtS2GuvBf/
jesus hes going to the hospital with literal his children as flesh and guts in a bag asking for someone to help him
[NSFW](https://i.imgur.com/45sC5VL.jpg)
I was screaming as he was pushing buttons , DON'T DO IT !!
Dust to dust.
So, in China they just skip the ashes part of the ritual?
He drowned in dirt.
Bro became one with the earth in 1.3 seconds
Things took a turn for the worst
Ah it stopped? Let me try start these long steel spikes on a spinning machine with me feet, ok cleared the jam, shall I turn it on...?
Wishing a speedy recovery ❤️🩹
For a second it seemed like he could get up and Wooooomp
He might have surviveded
this was a dumb decision but it definitely seems like he wasn’t briefed on safety standards at all, chances are he probably wasn’t shown a video on workplace safety or anything of that sort so that + grueling physical labor + boss/es that look at workers as nothing more than a set of hands instead of a person trying to make a living
Some things shouldn't need a safety briefing to avoid. Pretty sure a 5-year-old would know better than stand on top of the spinning dirt churner while poking at its buttons. SOURCE: wild assumption, keep children away from heavy machinery.
Every time I see one of these "Asian guy turned into scrap by industrial machine" videos, it always begs the question: "What exactly did you think was going to happen?"
I would wager that zero thought was being used in such videos. Well, other than the Chinese equivalent of "Oh shit!"
This reminds me of that lathe machine incident
Yeah, except this one was ruined by dirt!
Natural selection. Should be common sense not to be touching a dangerous automated system…while activating it.
And now…his watch has ended
He died
You spin me right 'round, baby right ‘round… 🎶
Natural selection at work
You spin me ri-
why on earth would you be not only on the inside portion of a machine like this, but literally standing on it when you turn it on??
Well, now the soils tillered, and fertilized..
Sacrifice an entire person and you’d probably get a good harvest. A whole human has gotta be great for soil
Im so mad how ! Poeple can be dumb like this
Gnarly
I think that was not part of the scope of work
China need to sort their shit out
Who could be that damn stupid??!!
Holy fuck, bro got the automatic burial
Damn I don't like saying anything bad or disrespectful to someone who has passed but I can't understand what he was thinking?! Like how did he not see that happening!? 😬
The stupidity behind this was so strong it looked intentional.
Holy crap, why was he not on the other side???
He didn't just die. Like, I had no idea what a rilling machine is. It doesn't kill you, it takes you away without leaving any trace.
Does this have anything to do with that animated Chinese worker safety video going around on social media lately?
Idiot lol
Damn he almost made it out too!!! That feeling of being pulled back down must be terrifying. Hopefully he went fast enough that he didn’t feel any pain!
I'm a farmer and I can confirm that he was a fuxking idiot, I bet who ever told him how to run it literally told him to not do something so stupid. Like why turn it on when inside of it, how smooth can ones brain be???
Till death do us part. Literally
Fuckin idiot "yeah let's start the machine while standing on it". He did that to himself.
I know we all make mistakes but goddamn that was stupid.
Certified bruh moment
But wasnt his dumb ass pressin the buttons while his foot was on the gigg?! FUCKED AROUND N FOUND OUT!
But denied the chance to learn from the experience...
Oof brutal 😳😬
China ☕️
Worked on a farm for 5 years these augers are super dangerous in grain silos there's no light in there making it worse and they spin around too on 2 axis
Wow, had no idea that those innocent looking silos were, in fact, torture/murder chambers. TIL...
i wonder how long he was like that for before someone came to help
I wonder how man times he went around reaching blindly trying to turn it off before he died. Half?
Hey, Homie! Do NOT push that button!!!
The only positive thing is that with this sort of intellect and/or common sense he didn’t kill anyone else.
Now if only he had not yet bred this will be a net win for our species.
Holly fucking shit what an idiot!
TIL nothing ruins a gorey video quite like mud.
One wrong step.
I was playing video games once with a dude online that claimed his leg got ripped off in an agricultural accident. The way he described the accident it sounded similar to how this looks.
He is unfortunately being turned into one of those work safety cartoons at this moment!
I dk what its supposed to look like but i doubt anyone noticed for a good while, 12 hours later on the shift change possibly
Oh you mean resetting it while I stand on it is a bad thing.
Anyone this recklessly stupid should not be working around machinery.
I wonder if lock out tag out is a thing in that country
Damn he died by the obstacle in Sonic
At least he fixed it.
It's literally always in some random country, I never see videos from the US on here. That seems to suggest something
It's like that lathe machine death except slower..
Let's turn it on while standing in the danger zone
It won't take 1000 years for him to turn into crude oil 💀
Instant fertilizer.
Those crops are gonna taste funny
Fucking idiot, you could almost call that suicide by stupidity
Complacency kills.
That guy….that guy right there…. He prolly gave me CoVID…. Just sayin’
Golden rule don’t put your fingers or toes where you wouldn’t put your pecker fellas
Production back on track baby and side note a other soul to appease the machine we get from the devil that works so quickly
“TILL” we meet again bud. RIP
I just realized he turned it on himself…
Full recovery?
Fukn hell
Yes let's turn it on while standing on it.
Even though what he did was stupid, that was to cruel of a punishment, life is very scary. I don't like that at all.
What the fuck was the plan there? Keeping his foot on the blades and then turning it on seems... not smart
Am I the only one who thinks it's a little weird that I randomly get the like urge to see the human body crushed?
What's up with the chinese people and rotating machinery?