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https://youtu.be/nYHDj2sB-rc

if someone like this can be born then I think that with enough technological advancements it could be possible, but the chances are close to zero for many reasons.

you would need to do a lot of research and experimentation, You would need a group of professionals in many fields and a shit tone of money. You would need to convince them why it would be good and you can't just tell them that you want this because you want to live out some fantasy so you would need some beneficial reason. The money needed would be insane puls you would be breaking some laws with experimenting on humans and the fact that it would technically be a weapon that you're giving to people because if it was given to the wrong person then they have a weapon that can't be detected get's rid of all evidence and is on them all the time.

>>42352

also, it could take from a few years to any time in the future knowing it if they started today it wouldn't be in our lifetime.

>scientific sides of the fetish

Oh hell yes, finally a thread for me who isn't a vorefag. Would it be possible to shrink a human being some day?

>>42351

Can you link those aryion threads BTW?

Vore, is for the most part complete fantasy.

My assumptions: Creatures with at least human level intelligence are voreing, and want to vore other intelligent creatures.

For one, humans are one of the worst designed creatures in the animal kingdom for achieving this, the only thing we have going for us is large size (humans are within the top 10~ of largest mammals by average body size and top 0.1% for all animals). When it comes to vore science, assuming your not happy eating bugs and such and calling it vore, then really there are two paths two it, AI or mind transfer into an extremely complicated fully custom designed creature.

For the most part intelligent creatures need large brains and the human form is so wildly restrictive (our gullet is between 0.75-2.5 inches wide pending on your genetics) far too shallow for any vore, this is caused by our Larynx/trachea being large to support our speaking ability, as it needs to contain the voice box. Our esophagus took a biological back seat as speaking was far more important to our evolution over swallowing larger chunks of food, especially given that we're the animal that cooks things and then cuts it up with tools. Also despite common vore drawings, our esophagus is at the back with our trachea at the front, the vision of our throat expanding like a birds just isn't real. Not to mention that our esophagus coils between the sternum and has to avoid several major organs on the way to the stomach. We would need to be redesigned from the ground up to even swallow something as large as a brown rat, let alone larger. There are also wildly different problems with giant based vore, as our bodies are largely a tensile structure, as our ancestry haven't been bipedal for long in evolutionary timescales. We don't have the load structure to bare the proportional weight brought about by the square cube law, as really we're still far too much like our quadrupedal ancestors bio-mechanically. Our spine and connective muscles would just fail easily in a larger human.

Because of all this humans would need to be redesigned from the ground up to enable vore, which requires complete knowledge of biology, which I assume is a long way off given how unbelievably difficult it is to design it. I'd personally love to see the day were you can design a new animal and upload your mind into it. Although possible the level of high technology were talking about is hundreds, maybe thousands of years away.

If vore becomes possible in the next 50~ years it will likely be a edible robot which connects to an AI over a wireless connection. You'll order it over the internet and beable to either download a personality for it, or curate a personality by training the AI. You'll order new edible bodies for it like any other commodity and in whichever size you feel is appropriate.

Thanks for the scientific thoughts.

Here's a few threads I could find on science in vore:

https://aryion.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=59731

https://aryion.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=59114&p=2824933#p2824933

https://aryion.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=56864&p=2778462#p2778462

And there was one on Reddit I saw at some point but I wasn't able to find it. I just meant that discussions like that have occurred elsewhere.

Stuff like: what animals could consume a human in one way or another in real life?

>>42361

>Would it be possible to shrink a human being some day?

No.

Things are made of smaller things. Bodies are made of tissue that are made of cells that are made of complex molecules that are made of atoms, etcetera.

To shrink a body you'd need to either shrink its component parts, or make it so that there are less of them. I don't see neither shrinking atoms, nor 'trimming' atoms off of a body while shrinking it while keeping it 'functional', as ever being possible, unless we reach a level of scientifical understanding and technological prowess that entirely defies everything we know about physics today.

I recently started a thread on Eka's about the sociological and practical implications of vore. https://aryion.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=59990

I intend to update it with more thoughts on the logistics of vore going forward, but for now, there's just math.

>>42361

I would say shrinking like most science-fiction is unlikely to be possible but I don't think you can say it's impossible since for all we know as our understanding of the universe changes things that were believed to be unrealistic end up becoming a reality, the were times where people thought the ear was flat and was in the center of the universe.

science is a step by step process where you can only comprehend it once you figure out every part that is needed, if we tried to explain to someone from a few hundred years back about a black hole they would most likely be confused and think that you some idiot or kill you for heresy, but that because they would have no idea about how space and the laws of physics work, you would either need to prove it or slowly teach them.

try and think of a color that you have never seen before and imagining what it would look like, you would be unable to picture it until you see it. You could also try to explain the color green to a guy who can't see green what could you say to make them think of the color green.

>>42390

Wow, I guess that would sound pretty deep in a room of stoned teenagers. I guess your reading comprehension will improve with age, too.

the real question is can we make a giantess big enough to vore someone.

>>42421

Square/cube law (As you increase an object's size, its surface area increases by the square of the multiplier, while volume increases by the cube of the multiplier) says probably not. At the very least, the proposed "giantess" would not resemble a human very much.

Scale the human body up too far and its bones (which, like pretty much any support structure, is only as strong as its cross-section) will break from the body's weight alone, because body mass (and thus the weight those bones would need to support) scales with volume.

There's also the issues you'd have getting its internal organs to work. Humans with gigantism today tend to suffer from heart conditions because the organ isn't capable of pumping blood the extra distance needed.

Finally, body heat generation is tied in part to volume, while heat dispersion is based on surface area, so your giantess' metabolism would basically cause it to cook itself to death.

>>42425

Ehh. I guess if we're talking about very advanced body modification ro gene splicing technologies, we can also assume that by that technological level we'll also have figured out ways to make organic tissue with greater strength or toughness per weight/volume unit. I can picture we developing technologies to make a tyrannosaurus-sized human within a few centuries.

>>42421

I feel that it would be more likely than shrinking someone, but I guess it depends on how big someone needs to be before they could eat another person whole. I assume a giantess only needs to be a few times bigger than you to be classed as one (I'm saying this because uru work is normally classed as a giantess and his characters are normally not too big).

>>42428

Even if we manage that, it still doesn't solve the latter two problems.

I think the biggest issue is the heat, as for the heart if you could strength the organ then it should be possible or with enough changes to the body they could have a second heart.

It also depends on how big we make the giantess, I would say any bigger than a blue whale and it would be impossible and if it's too small then it won't be able to eat someone.

>>42461

One has to keep in mind that the reason whales can get as big as they are is because they are immersed in water, which does a much better job at supporting the body than air.

Land based animals don't have that advantage. All of their support needs to be from their own structure.

True, that's one reason why whales can't be on land. Speaking of whales, could one of them eat a person whole?

I know blue whales and such have throats the size of an apple, but what about a sperm whale or an orca? That seems plausible.

>>42497

A quick wiki-walk indicates that it's possible for both, considering that they eat prey significantly larger than humans.

If a person was to shrink and was to be found by some random person what would most likely happen, how likely would someone one

willingly eat a tiny man. It's a question I think is impossible to answer but it would be interesting to try and predict what would be the general reaction and what different types of people would do.

In my opinion I would say it would have a low chance of happening even if you asked them to or if they were into vore, i could only see it happening if you were found by someone with less compassion or common sense.

Does anyone have any animals that can swallow me whole for real? I want to be snake food for real <3 serious replies only

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How hard would it be to get out of a stomach if you were eaten? if you had a knife you could just cut out of it but I guess space would cause an issue.

so if vore was possible how different would the world be.

>>45537

probably not that different, I can see some murders happening involving someone eating another but it would become a crime. It would also be unethical to eat another animal since digesting it alive is a cruel fate so that would be banned,

the biggest difference would probably be in how people treat those who like vore. Vore would be given a bad reputation since now people can do it the equivalent of fantasising about a stabbing or kidnapping, it's not in the realm of fantasy anymore so it becomes more taboo. Someone saying they like the idea of being a pred would be admitting they want to try eating someone and vore would be in the same position as loli is, it's not the same as the real thing but because it relates to it people would try to stop people who fantasy about vore. I also think more people would be into vore as they grow up in a world where it can happen.