Urbonas's Argument Against The Euthanasia Coaster

Euthanasia, both active and passive, is a decision made by an official or individual to end the life of a patient that is either suffering or has an inevitable death in the close future. Mainly known as a controversial topic, euthanasia is a subject many governments seem to take a large amount of time upon deciding its legality. The countries in which active is legal, there is one machine that has been designed to do the job. The Euthanasia Coaster, designed by Julijonas Urbonas “is a hypothetical death machine in the form of a roller coaster, engineered to humanely – with elegance and euphoria – take the life of a human being” (http://julijonasurbonas.lt/euthanasia-coaster/). Euthanasia’s legality varies for each country. In total, there are around seven major countries in which active Euthanasia is completely legal and there are a total of 17 in which passive is legal. In all of those countries, a doctor’s approval is needed for a procedure to be conducted. For the coaster to be legal in those seven countries, a doctor's approval would be required, the patient would need to be suffering severally or have an
There would then be a button in which you would be able to either go back down or actually go through with your decision. If the button would be pressed than the cart and rider would plunge 500m down in a duration of ten seconds. The cart would reach a maximum speed of 100m/s as it dived into seven consecutive inversions exposing the participant to 10 gs for 60 seconds. Within the first or second loop, the rider would be experiance G-Loc, which is g force induced loss of consciousness, and for the rest of the ride their body would flail around uncontrollably. The partaker would then die of Cerebral Hypoxia, lack of oxygen to the brain. They would die a painless death while unconscious of the ride