Presumably they just set the packing efficiency to 1 for the whole pile, to get a slightly conservative result. In reality there would be some gaps a few feet into the pile but most of it would be contiguous meat.
The real problem is that the angle of repose of a human pile isn't anywhere near that steep.
They pile them with both fists up two other people's anuses. It's like flexible tinker toys or legos. legos. legos. (Are you "Lego is plural for Lego" freaks twitching yet?)
Crurifragium is an option in more difficult cases of body packing.
bonus points for the buck buck reference.
I wonder if the simulation accounts for the compression experienced by the people on the bottom.
Presumably they just set the packing efficiency to 1 for the whole pile, to get a slightly conservative result. In reality there would be some gaps a few feet into the pile but most of it would be contiguous meat.
The real problem is that the angle of repose of a human pile isn't anywhere near that steep.
Also getting everyone to the Grand Canyon at the same time would be impractical.
They pile them with both fists up two other people's anuses. It's like flexible tinker toys or legos. legos. legos. (Are you "Lego is plural for Lego" freaks twitching yet?)
Crurifragium is an option in more difficult cases of body packing.
Nah, the guys on the bottom wouldn't feel nothin'. Maybe a piece of paper.
Come on, Fat Albert!