I guess this is assuming the body could even withstand it.
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Before you got up to the speed of light, you would freeze and gain mass. \n\nRelativity says that as objects continue to accelerate when they closer to the speed of light, they gain less speed but instead accumulate noticeably more mass.\n\nIn short, as you were gaining mass you would look in the mirror and get scared by how fat you were getting. You would then go on a diet which would cause you to slow down. ;-)\n\nAll warm objects (which is everything) have trouble getting too close to the speed of light. This is due to the fact that atoms that are not at absolute zero (0 degrees Kelvin) are vibrating. If you were going exactly as fast as the speed of light, the atoms in your body would be unable to vibrate since they would be unable to go faster than the speed of light in order to return to their original position having vibrated momentarily away from the direction you were traveling. So to go as fast as the speed of light, you would have to freeze first.
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it depends on the odds.
504599
i think that is a pretty good possibility
356809
it depends if anyone was hurt by it
199944
it all depends on the person
229234
yes this could be credible.
577833
its quite possible.  LOL
138733
it possibly could if doctors try 2 trick u
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There are no absolutes, but it is certainly possible - I would say likely.\n\nAs mentioned above, weight could be a contributing factor.
13891
It could be possible.  Scar tissue is thicker than normal bone, cartilage, skin, etc.
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Possibly, it could be construed as assault.
291970
I would have thought that any qualification woulbe taken into account
498486
Sure, it would require some force in the up direction, like a parachute.
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Probably, it depends on the situation.
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IT DEPENDS ON THE CAPACITY OF THE PERSON AND TYPE OF CASE.
213805
Its probably plastic suregy
13748
The likelihood is great.