Re: Question about Hypothetical Type of Thermal Injury. Explained

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From: Sam Wormley
Date: Thu, 15 Dec 2005 13:49

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Radium wrote:
> Hi:
> 
> I asked this question before but the way I asked obviously made readers
> misunderstand my question.
> 
> Lets say I was somehow invincible. Totally physically-invincible to all
> injuries excluding flame burns to the skin resulting from direct
> contact with flames. Lets say that the only molecules affected in my
> skin were proteins. Lets say that the denatured proteins in my
> thermally-injured skin did not coagulate [somehow the hydrophobic cores
> are protected]. Lets say that no inflammatory reaction occurred. Lets
> also say that no infection occurred. In addition, nerves, blood
> vessels, sweat glands, oil glands, lymph nodes, hair roots, dermal
> muscles [e.g. erector muscles under hairs], and hairs are somehow
> totally protected from the thermal injury. Lastly, lets also say that
> the organic molecules in my skin did not carbonize* [due to protection
> of the carbon-carbon bonds as well as the carbon-x bonds; x standing
> for the other element attached to carbon].
> 

   Let's say that Mr. Invincible fell into a black hole... Out he cannot
   get.

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