Do jellyfish feel pain?

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No, because pain is a feeling generated in the brain. That is why animals under anesthesia feel no pain...

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Only when you break their heart! ;-)

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Jellyfish can not feel pain, but if they are touched they feel pressured or stressed.

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They have no sense of pain since there is no brain to create the sensation.

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If jellyfish have no heart and no brain, are they still alive and are they suitable for vegetarians, see below

and can people "live" like jellyfish do? and does it mean jellyfish don't feel the pain and killing and eating them is not a sin?

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Yes, jellyfish are alive. They sense their surroundings. They breathe (require oxygen). They are capable...

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I want to see my blood and feel pain?

I'm a 14 year old girl. I'm addicted to pain. I use pain to let go of built up tension, depression, everything. Pain gets me high, and I like it. I've been self harming since is was 7 (in different forms though) Recently, I've started cutting and burning...

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I want you to do something. Imagine the person you love the most, mom, dad, best friend, boyfriend,...

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Do fish feel pain? The science for and against?

I have read numerous studies for and against the idea that fish feel pain. The big argument against it is that for pain to be acknowledged, a neocortex in the brain is absolutely vital; of which fish do not have. A study indicating that they do feel...

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I think all animals have some pain response or harm aversion mechanism. Just because they can't yell...

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Do I force myself to feel the pain or do I let a callous grow?

Do I force myself to feel the pain or do I let a callous grow? I met my cousin a couple of weeks ago whilst I was in England. She is an amazing person and we became really close over the space of a week. I had to return to Aus and before I left she made...

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Submiqent: It all came out yesterday how much pain I am in and I cried the hardest I have in years,...

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Cant feel pain when drunk?

How true is it that we cant feel pain when drunk ( heavily buzzed ) after a couple of beers or something. To make it clear: suppose somebody sticks a needle behind us, would we feel little pain at that area and not feel the needle. or We would feel the...

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i am not sure bro..but if you very drunk i believe you cannot feel anything, just like a dead man.

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I no longer feel pain or hunger, help?

Don't get me wrong, I do feel pain, but very little. I used to be a cutter, so I figure that my pain tolerance has become incredible, so naturally when it comes to bruises, or cuts, burns any pain, I hardly feel it, but here's the thing, I can't feel...

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You really need to see a doctor. This seems to be more of an actual health problem, not a high pain...

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