I can definitely find my pulse, but I won't pass out. Don't most people just place it below their jawline and manage without knowing where their carotid artery is?
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I think it mostly helps with pasing out quicker, and therefore less pain. It also helps with reducing the feeling of pressure building up in your head. But if the rope is around your neck with enough force, so when you are (partially) hanging, I think it will work regardless, it just might be more uncomfortable.
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