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Rated by Participant: 5EBD44F14933A5A0590EF5F43C3565F14D69FD3AA55078ABC59002D496ACDE96
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When breathing in physiologically inert gases like nitrogen, the human subject is expected to detect little or no abnormal sensation as the inert gas replaces the oxygen in the blood. Unlike when holding your breath, asphyxiation should occur without a feeling of suffocation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inert_gas_asphyxiation#Process
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