There is an illness where people dont feel any pain. Most of them die fairly young.
What? My arm is broken? Damn, didn't feel anything! That's why I dropped the hammer on my foot. Ups, that seems broken, too! What about my ribs, still not puncturing my lung?
(slightly exaggerated example)
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yes it's a rare but very dangerous disease, and like you said most people die too young because they simply didn't have pain as a protective mechanism ..
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