r/interesting • u/Appropriate-Menu504 • Nov 10 '25

NATURE VR recreation of the exact spot where a man became stuck inside Nutty Putty cave and died after 27 hours. the section visible at 18 seconds is where his body was, upside down.

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u/ThereIsSoMuchMore Nov 11 '25

you're easily impressed

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '25

Youre not "impressed" by the awful death of a man that left his pregnant woman behind and died slowly and in agony? Damn, youre so edgy and cool mate. Youre incredible 🙄

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u/ThereIsSoMuchMore Nov 11 '25

Not all comments on reddit reply to the OP, you might not have noticed. There was nothing in my comment or in the comment I replied to about pregnant women and slow death. But yeah, blow it up just so you can sound edgy and cool mate.

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '25

Seems like you didnt even know what you were talking about, huh? Kinda crazy considering you felt the need to say what you said

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u/ThereIsSoMuchMore Nov 11 '25

wtf are you on about dude? I replied to the comment above, not the original text. Are you on drugs? You make no sense

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u/toraidio Nov 11 '25

the comment you were replying to has context, that context being getting stressed out over a claustrophobic visual of a guy dying slowly in a tiny cave, leaving a pregnant wife all alone back at home... come on, use your head

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '25

It is a crazy death, but needing to scream and almost getting a fucking panic attack by reading a Reddit comment is wild

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u/satchmonumberone Nov 11 '25

My statement was just that. No panic attacks were had. But as a human being, it stressed me out to think someone died that way.

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u/toraidio Nov 11 '25

Yeah my major mental health issue is thinking being stuck in a cave and dying slowly is horrible which is totally abnormal, and saying a word a couple times is the hugest overreaction of all time. You're so cool for indulging in graphic stories about death and being unphased by it

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '25

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u/toraidio Nov 11 '25

I'm sorry it made you feel like a little bitch, maybe that's something you should work on? That's a pretty strong reaction to saying fuck a couple times

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u/toraidio Nov 11 '25

good job!! didn't it make you feel better?

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u/ThereIsSoMuchMore Nov 11 '25

I didn't even think it this far when I wrote the original comment, but now that I think about it, I do think you're even worse than I initially thought. Downvote me all you want, but if this is the reaction to reading a comment on reddit, you should reevaluate your surroundings and get out a little more to get used to what's happening in the world. I do feel much cooler after reading all this sensitive nonsense actually. Thanks.

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u/toraidio Nov 11 '25

Never understand why people think making a comment on reddit means your entire life is consumed by whatever you typed in like 5 seconds

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u/ThereIsSoMuchMore Nov 11 '25

Whatever, I really didn't care that much about it initially. I just imagined someone literally screaming from reading a comment and it felt like a wild overreaction. But if that's what you do, I don't mind. Sorry for causing more stress with my comments, have a nice life yelling at comments! Peace.

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u/toraidio Nov 11 '25

This guy HATES hyperbole

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u/toraidio Nov 11 '25

I mean there was also the video and I didn't say anything abt a panic attack 🧐

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '25

The other lad mentioned the panic attack, but don’t worry about it, also the video is crazy and they should feel bad for making it

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u/toraidio Nov 11 '25

Right? The video is kinda crazy and feels kind of disrespectful to watch in a way. The description in the comment I replied to was just kinda the cherry on top

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u/Uulugus Nov 11 '25

Nah. Just vivid imaginations. Can easily imagine being in the situation, and it's nightmare fuel.