Most respondents are unwilling physically to push another human being to their death even if it would save multiple lives – one of the factors the test is designed to measure.
Ingham comments on "the sheer size of the sound" on tracks such as "Let It Down", "Wah-Wah" and "What Is Life", all of which "build up a head of steam that could only be generated by multiple live takes of dozens of musicians playing their hearts out".
"Ideologically opposed" to Grateful Dead, his contribution is a burst of chaotic abstraction inspired by Grayfolded, John Oswald's "plunderphonics" layering of multiple live versions of Dark Star, which Hecker clearly views as gleeful desecration rather than homage.
He doubts that the suicide pills had anything to do with what he refers to as "a dalliance with a dame," and about the affairs generally he says, "George led multiple lives through most of their marriage, and Annelise knew that he did.
But for Curtis at least, the pressure of multiple lives became increasingly perilous.
It could have been repelled firmly, but without the loss of multiple lives.
You could view this as a rapid succession of multiple lives and deaths; I think it's more about Cunningham not wanting us to slap labels on his characters.
Writing about characters with multiple lives, Mr. Frayn is a master of multiple perspectives.
However, the documented problems with under-registration of live births [ 1, 32] have the potential to affect the accuracy of the number and rates of multiple live births.
