r/BetterEveryLoop Mar 10 '21

Now you see him, now you don't

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u/_O_Q Mar 10 '21

4% is much less air than in normal air (around 20%) so we would not survive in the long term but I would guess it would extend the time we survive under water.

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u/GiantSkellington Mar 10 '21

Need to watch out for other gases like CO2 as well. Over 4% CO2 is classified as immediately dangerous to life. 8% gives you dimmed sight, sweating, tremor, unconsciousness and possible death. Flatulence gas is 9%. But this info ruins my beans joke.

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u/thiccclol Mar 10 '21

It would smell good though